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> People tend to follow incentives, rather than focusing on making wise decisions. This is the key issue. Solving it isn't easy -- it requires people who are w
by TimTheTinker 4y ago
> People tend to follow incentives, rather than focusing on making wise decisions.
This is the key issue. Solving it isn't easy -- it requires people who are wise, and wisdom is a scarce commodity.
- wtetzner 4y agoEven wise people likely follow the incentives. What is wise about doing something that your employer doesn’t reward in exchange for doing something that they will reward?
- TimTheTinker 4y agoIt's wise to do what's morally right, regardless of the consequences.
- wtetzner 4y agoSure, but I guess my point is that it's not clear that going against the wishes of your employer is what's morally right.