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Interesting that the first adjective you use was "smart" when, in any decent scope of consideration, he has actually wasted many hours of others' time, and caus
by rexpop 8y ago
Interesting that the first adjective you use was "smart" when, in any decent scope of consideration, he has actually wasted many hours of others' time, and caused only suffering. When I do that at my company, they do not call me "smart."
- hhmc 8y agoCleverness and morality can be orthogonal.
- jmmcd 8y agoBostrom's orthogonality thesis!
- rexpop 8y agoOf course they can, but when I see an act of ingenious evil, my first response is not circumscribed admiration.
- breakingcups 8y agoConcluding someone is smart doesn't always equal admiring them.
- webmaven 8y agoIf you do it to your company's competitor, you may qualify for a massive bonus (modulo your employer's moral compass and appetite for risk).