The mentality you detail describes 90% of people in managerial positions. However, I don't think replacing Wojcicki would solve the problem, because it's systematic. Even if she were replaced with a competent person who valued the importance of free expression and its documentation, the pressures from power brokers are such that whoever replaced her would be gone in a short time if certain demands of content were not complied with. "Authoritative content" as expressed in Matt's article is authoritarian content in reality. The internet was originally created with taxpayer funding and now it's being used to censor and propagandize against the public interest. Neutrality can only be achieved through legislation that avoids setting up an internet application as an arbiter of truth or a determiner of content priority.