I know of ethics courses. Obviously there are moral implications for actions in many professions which aren't readily apparent. A few courses are not going to

I know of ethics courses. Obviously there are moral implications for actions in many professions which aren't readily apparent. A few courses are not going to fix these problems by a long shot. Peter Thiel, went to Stanford and got not only his BA there, but also a JD. Alex Karp has a JD from Stanford. Harvard MBAs care about one thing (hint: it isn't you). Construction and large infrastructure projects are rife with corruption. Our political system is corrupt. Barack Obama didn't stand up to the status quo of institutional behavior. Doctors prescribe opioids to white trash and speed to kids. Prosecutors are "tough on crime" solely for their own career advancement. The Milgram and Stanford prison experiments... This isn't confined to tech, or people without higher education.