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Absolutely. So long as the employees who run it believe in upholding that benevolence themselves. Disclaimer: I'm a current TAM with AWS.
by ckozlowski 6y ago
Absolutely. So long as the employees who run it believe in upholding that benevolence themselves.
Disclaimer: I'm a current TAM with AWS.
- DoctorNick 6y agoAs Snowden says, tech workers are complicit in how their companies hurt society: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxqx8q/snowden-tech-workers-are-complicit-in-how-their-companies-hurt-society https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxqx8q/snowden-tech-worke...
- spaced-out 6y agoIf that's true, then so are those that invest in big tech companies.
- DoctorNick 6y agoAbsolutely. The material interests of the shareholders ultimately drive the decisions that these companies make. If you invest in them, you are complicit.
- Nasrudith 6y agoThe real problem is "hurting society" is a bullshit charge which lets you call yourself a hero for making Socrates poison himself. The sophistry is all brain-hacking bullshit best dealt with like a poisoned drink - thrown in the face of the server.