And we know a great deal about starvation thanks to Nazi research on Jewish prisoners. Given that at the time, we couldn't know the, I guess, "benefits" of the

And we know a great deal about starvation thanks to Nazi research on Jewish prisoners. Given that at the time, we couldn't know the, I guess, "benefits" of the Nazi experimentation (barf), all present fighting against the Nazis were right to do so. Given that we don't know what foundations/benefits could result from a subordinate/boss relationship at Google today, it is more logical to fight against them on the principle of what we know now - that they are dangerous, potentially damaging to the company for multiple reasons. One potential angle someone take arguing my point is that objectively, starvation / rocket research is not worth the cost of lives due to the Nazi regime (or could have been discovered without it), but that doesn't necessarily detract from the point - we can't see into the future, we must weigh decisions on presently available information.