The opposite seems more likely: the corrupt get more power.
I think that's a false dichotomy. Power corrupts and the corrupt get power. Also, it's not binary but rather goes by degrees. Thus the long pursuit of power tends to lead to thorough corruption.
I don't think someone like Page is completely immune to the allure of power, but he may have a high resistance to it.
Caveat: I'm using the term a little loosely - there are different sorts of corruption.
I think that's a false dichotomy. Power corrupts and the corrupt get power. Also, it's not binary but rather goes by degrees. Thus the long pursuit of power tends to lead to thorough corruption.
I don't think someone like Page is completely immune to the allure of power, but he may have a high resistance to it.
Caveat: I'm using the term a little loosely - there are different sorts of corruption.