I get a bit the article because you can easily start thinking wrong if you're aren't careful, most obviously by committing the exact mistake of thinking the corporation loves you back. Or by being unduly favourable to an institution that just had its interests aligned with yours in some specific situations and won't act like you want it to in some other situation. Unlike a real loving relationship where you can expect the other person to take your interests into account.

And are other institutions not be loved either? Can you love the Red Cross, the Catholic Church or the US federal government?

And ham radio and fresh air are more things than institutions. Loving a nation is commonplace too.

73 OM

True.

Unlike some other things that don't love you back, corporations are actively abusive relationship partners. Whether an employee of or customer of a corporation, you are being misled and taken advantage of. There are benefits, of course, but you must be a willing participant to being misled. My feeling is that this is an unhealthy consequence of the relationship.

Sidenote, I can say with some authority that you are admired for your love of ham radio and fresh air, even though they don't love you back.