"I wrote this song so people would listen to it and I would make money." "I made this TV show so people would watch it and I'd make money." It seems like we're

"I wrote this song so people would listen to it and I would make money." "I made this TV show so people would watch it and I'd make money." It seems like we're trying to force the input to be wrong as opposed to just acknowledging that the output is wrong. Facebook is doing the same "capitalistically moral" thing everyone else is doing, building something people want so that they make money. The input doesn't have to be "theoretically wrong" for the output to still be wrong. Good intentions and all that.