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I would never ever work on anything for the military or that is designed to hurt human beings. That being so, I wouldn't describe those engineers that do as soc
by dev_north_east 8y ago
I would never ever work on anything for the military or that is designed to hurt human beings. That being so, I wouldn't describe those engineers that do as sociopaths.
- scruple 8y ago> I would never ever work on anything for the military or that is designed to hurt human beings. That being so, I wouldn't describe those engineers that do as sociopaths. It seems that, essentially, you're describing conscientious objection. edit/ Removed some words that weren't adding value.
- Wohlf 8y agoI have bad news for you then, because every military in the world uses plenty of resources developed in the private sector and academia.
- dev_north_east 8y agoI've heard this again and again through my career as though it's some sort of gotcha. I think most people understand the difference between developing (for example) a communications client which among its future customers, may include a military, and actively working (for example) the targeting system of a predator drone.