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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9009773" data-attributes="member: 23751">This is very wrong.&nbsp; Conditional power has those conditions imposed upon you by an outside authority.&nbsp; If I own a business and I hire a manager that can tell other workers what to do and write them up, but not hire or fire anyone, that is conditional authority.&nbsp; If I as a business owner cannot hire or fire someone based on gender, religion, age, etc. because the government won't let me, my authority is conditional.&nbsp; If I as a business owner have no such restrictions by I personally CHOOSE to not hire or fire someone based on gender, religion, age, etc. because I think my other workers might quit, that is not conditional power.&nbsp; I still retain such authority even if I opt not to use it.Because if you do you are taking unconditional power and making it conditional.&nbsp; The &quot;conditions&quot; become imposed by the game instead of being 100% optional.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9009773, member: 23751"] This is very wrong. Conditional power has those conditions imposed upon you by an outside authority. If I own a business and I hire a manager that can tell other workers what to do and write them up, but not hire or fire anyone, that is conditional authority. If I as a business owner cannot hire or fire someone based on gender, religion, age, etc. because the government won't let me, my authority is conditional. If I as a business owner have no such restrictions by I personally CHOOSE to not hire or fire someone based on gender, religion, age, etc. because I think my other workers might quit, that is not conditional power. I still retain such authority even if I opt not to use it. Because if you do you are taking unconditional power and making it conditional. The "conditions" become imposed by the game instead of being 100% optional. [/QUOTE]

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