| ▲ | sippingabonedry 2 hours ago | |
On the contrary, you will do exactly as you're told if you expect to cash those sweet MSFT paychecks, which I assume you did prior to this epiphany, otherwise you would have returned all the money. Has this level of obtuseness infected the software industry because this is not the first time I've heard this; usually someone will take a job at a missile factory then later realize "Wait, we build war machines AND sell them to countries I don't like? I had no idea!" This isn't an employee-owned grocery store where your opinions matter. You're at the point in Goodfellas where he tells the babysitter "do you understand what we're involved in here?" | ||
| ▲ | cyanydeez 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I bet your opinion of effective altruism is essentially the same as mine: the idea that you can do the worst things in the world to make enough money to solve all the worlds problems is a delusions on par with "prosperity gospel". Humans are just excellent as crafting a philosophy that suits what they've already chosen to do. | ||