I mean from what we see generally of the company. Uber has a killer product that solves many problems, yet they seem bent on doing things in ways I find unethi

I mean from what we see generally of the company. Uber has a killer product that solves many problems, yet they seem bent on doing things in ways I find unethical. The programs to hide from government officials; sending recruiters on Lyft trips to try to steal them; wasting Lyft drivers' time/money by sending false requests (accused on both sides, but nonetheless); pretty damning evidence of corporate espionage in regards to the Waymo lawsuit (still to be decided but it's not going well for them); yelling at the Uber driver in that youtube video. To be clear, the general meaning I'm using of sociopathy is the one of impaired empathy for others and lack of remorse, overinflated ego, etc. If this is what the man at the top is deciding is the right way to do business, that sets the tone for the company.