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If he plans to donate to charity, he is acting on ethics. Why not translate that to the surplus money available in his business is the question. Of course ther
by adjkant 9y ago
If he plans to donate to charity, he is acting on ethics. Why not translate that to the surplus money available in his business is the question.
Of course there is nuance here with taxes, PR, and what dispersal of money does more ethical good. The point is, depending on the answer you settle on for this resulting question, there are multiple valid answers to your question above.
- saint_fiasco 9y agoIf he is acting on ethics, charity can still be superior. After all, the terrible way Amazon treats its employees is literally a First World problem. Many charity recipients have much more urgent needs.
- redblacktree 9y agoSays the guy who's likely posting this message on company time from an air-conditioned office.