power comes in many sizes. small largely inconsequential power during an evening at a party, or the power of a clerk in a bureaucracy are both power, albeit small (short-term) power. They're both power
> real power
Something that very few people - men or women - actually have.
It is real power though. Did you just read the WSJ article about the McDonalds CEO who was denied a $100 million severance package because he was caught having sex with employees?
Unless the employee got the severance package the CEO was denied, that's not an example of what you're referring to.
What is this supposed to illustrate? That finally abuse of power is getting noticed and punished?
Sex appeal is so powerful that CEOs of multi billion dollar companies will risk their job, public image, and millions of dollars to have sex.
Or rather CEO perceived zero risk and so did as they liked
It also expires real fast.
would Theranos have gone the same way if it was a man larping as Steve Jobs instead of a woman?