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If you're an engineer working for Google, I think you can most likely afford to be an idealist, and in my opinion that's a much better option than just blindly
by 1ec32c71876c47 9y ago
If you're an engineer working for Google, I think you can most likely afford to be an idealist, and in my opinion that's a much better option than just blindly following orders.
Don't most of us want less war? Does it really drive you to enhance the capabilities of those committing acts of violence? How does one start to believe that by supporting the military you are somehow working towards a better world?
If you're not going to be an idealist, then in all likelihood you're helping to work towards the vision of an idealist with more power than you.
- olleromam91 9y agoI think the problem can stem from the urge for everyone to try and find the exact same ideal world. It's so obviously clear that this is impossible, and so obvious that there is no civil way for anyone to enforce an ideology across a massive population. IMO, the best hope is for each man to pursue their ideal world for themselves. What else can we really control?