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It is not up to the law to set the standard. That is giving people ethical permission to sell their skill to the highest bidder. No one makes you work for casi
by lrvick 4y ago
It is not up to the law to set the standard. That is giving people ethical permission to sell their skill to the highest bidder.
No one makes you work for casinos, big pharma, anti-human-rights political groups, or surveillance capitalism companies.
If you work for an unethical company you share responsibility for the harm they do.
If a company you work for is behaving unethically, quit, and find another job. I promise it is an option.
- JonShartwell 4y agoIt absolutely is up to the law to set the standard. Wishing people would all live up to your ethical standards for no reason will always have the same result: no difference. You can wish it all you want but it’s never going to actually cause an improvement to the world. Making unethical behavior illegal actually does have an impact on what people do because it changes their cost/reward decision
- monista 4y agoThis is a funny example of a dark pattern: along with undoubtedly evil entities like anti-human-rights groups, you mentioned big pharma, probably to promote your anti-scientific agenda.