I see it as a guilty conscience in anticipation of the inevitable. Even the naive do not take long to realise that capitalism will fill the immoral corners of

I see it as a guilty conscience in anticipation of the inevitable. Even the naive do not take long to realise that capitalism will fill the immoral corners of an opportunity like water. If you wanted a real commitment, you don't talk to yourself about sobriety as you walk into a bar, you have to tie yourself to the mast Odysseus-like. It needed a different form of governance, a non-profit that could have created sustainable non-evil. An IPO sells your soul not just your company.