If you only care about making money and see ethical behavior and basic human rights like privacy only as things one talks about, then this is the perfect time f

If you only care about making money and see ethical behavior and basic human rights like privacy only as things one talks about, then this is the perfect time for the camel in the sand approach. The crisis here is not just facebook but the growing realization by the wider world of the scope of betrayal by the tech community. The echo chamber covering up this betrayal is now pierced with increasingly louder external voices that challenge the self serving narratives to justify morally bankrupt behavior. This will have ramifications that those who are already disengaged from the world have no problem with, but many others will not take this loss of reputation as well. The real crisis seems to be we have large groups of people who are not invested and engaged in their world and see no problem in behaving like mercenaries while affecting normalcy. This kind of behavior is toxic and can only promote an environment of complete distrust, decay and degeneration.