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No, they are generally not. It's just that there's so much unethical _shit_ to keep track of, that you have no chance to even know half of it. And even if you
by SebastianKra 6y ago
No, they are generally not. It's just that there's so much unethical _shit_ to keep track of, that you have no chance to even know half of it.
And even if you do, what can you do about it? Switch to another company? [1]
The amount of effort that I need spend just to fight only _some_ of the unethical behavior in my area of expertise is already high.
Just imagine the issues in other fields which I don't know about.
[1]: https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/618/221/479.jpg https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/618/221/47...
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoSeems to be this massive untapped market of people who are upset with their options. Or the reality is most people don't care as long as they can check instagram and open tiktok. What is more likely?
- jdashg 6y agoIt's both: People are upset but they lack agency, so they deal.
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