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It's the opposite. For the purposes of corporations, ethics don't exist. Corporations are a people-group where everyone validates each other's decision to purs
by fake-name 6y ago
It's the opposite. For the purposes of corporations, ethics don't exist.
Corporations are a people-group where everyone validates each other's decision to pursue profit ("we work for the shareholders") to the exclusion of ethics or morality. They're finely tuned mechanisms to exploit human's group-mentality in order to circumvent people ethical mores.
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- colejohnson66 6y agoThat’s a very cynical world view. So the second someone forms a corporation, they lose all their ethics and become slaves to making a profit?
- Clubber 6y agoNo, it usually happens when they become immensely profitable and there is a lot of shareholder pressure. Google started with harmless search adds to the side and out of the way of search results. Gotta grow for the shareholders though.