The problem with this view is that it is hopelessly uncomprehensive. When you start on the politics stuff, where do you stop? Should Coinbase have a political

The problem with this view is that it is hopelessly uncomprehensive. When you start on the politics stuff, where do you stop? Should Coinbase have a political opinion on native rights in South Australia? What about the status and social standing of Burakumin in Japan? What about the Indigenous goups in Taiwan: the Ami, Atayal, Paiwan, Bunun, Puyuma, Rukai, Tsou, Saisiyat, Tao (Yami), Thao, Kavalan, Taroko (also Truku), and Sakizaya? I think Coinbase should have said "we are a deeply political company concentrated on a single issue to the exclusion of all else. If you want to work where there is more than a single political focus, we are not a good fit". You can't optimise in all directions, and being clear about what is in scope and out of scope is vital, not just in tech but in life.