> Is technology entrepreneurship and science better served by having a politics-free zone, like the Olympics? Or is society worse served by having a class of pe

> Is technology entrepreneurship and science better served by having a politics-free zone, like the Olympics? Or is society worse served by having a class of people and an industry operate as if politics is orthogonal to it, as if the whole nature of the enterprise isn't built upon a particular political ethos and system that sustains its current incarnation, possibly at the expense of other classes of people or society as a whole? While politics often appeals to morality, I'd argue these are moral and social discussions.