How many people in SV join Google and spend time thinking about why those policies are in place, what underlying principle and reasoning has warranted them? How

How many people in SV join Google and spend time thinking about why those policies are in place, what underlying principle and reasoning has warranted them? How many explanation is there for why the current Google status quo leans left or appears to do so? Is that open for discussion too? I don't think so. Now, I also find it ironic that status quo is considered progressive. The underlying principle of progressivism is change, continuous improvement through conscious change, measured by the impact on the lowest common denominator and the sum of all value. That is, you want to make the pie bigger and the smallest piece of pie bigger too. I'm open for conversation, but you need to hear all data points to make an informed decision, one way discourse is possibly worse then no discourse.