The nature of power is to corrupt.
Dimensions and types of power exist in the dynamics of the relative distribution of information between individuals. Those with useful information or truths perceived to be of a higher order have a type or dimension of power.
The consequence of power for those perceived to have it is a higher responsibility, a higher blameworthyness, the sacrifice of one's privacy and freedom for the good of all.
The consequence of power for those who feel they lack it is vigillance and the necessary irreverence for it is those without power that are first to be corrupted by its existence.
