Respectfully, this feels like a bit of misdirection. Government is literally an institution grounded in collective welfare (albeit imperfect instantiations of

Respectfully, this feels like a bit of misdirection. Government is literally an institution grounded in collective welfare (albeit imperfect instantiations of this goal). Google has NO SUCH directive, and the only reasons we don't see companies doing worse (at least not since East India Company times) is because the very container you criticize has enough power to keep it anchored to ostensibly human values. We can just agree to disagree here, if you are truly deep in the anti-government camp (because I am pretty entrenched in the unfolding repair narratives of government, not disposal narratives) EDIT: Reworded to use less provocative language. Sorry if you read v1