I worked at the Google campus in MV as a TVC for a while, and one of my first thoughts was "Yeah, this is a baseline for quality of life. If we can get to the

I worked at the Google campus in MV as a TVC for a while, and one of my first thoughts was "Yeah, this is a baseline for quality of life. If we can get to the point where people live this well, that's a win." I mean, we will still have to contend with the human condition, but at least the reasonable problems are all solved. To me complaining about "entitlement" just sounds like a kind of mild "Stockholm Syndrome" for primitive conditions. Googlers may have some issues but I don't feel that their expectations around baseline quality of life are among them. We should all be so fortunate. No really, we should. Let's work on that together.