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That's a good point which hard to address adequately in a few sentences. I think, perhaps naively, that corporations would like to make more profit out of peopl

That's a good point which hard to address adequately in a few sentences. I think, perhaps naively, that corporations would like to make more profit out of people actually feeling good using their services. You could say that being aligned with people's well-being is the long-term better profit, compatible even with the most cynical renditions of capitalism.

ethanbond 5y ago
We have little evidence that people even optimize for their own long term well-being
- arketyp 5y ago
  That's true. But a different interpretation is that natural selection is an optimum in progress. It can all end abruptly, but there can be many branches too.