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Slightly tangential, but I'd like to post a hyperbolic example against the "someone else would have done it anyway": Yes, a Googler could drown a box full of k
by financltravsty 3y ago
Slightly tangential, but I'd like to post a hyperbolic example against the "someone else would have done it anyway":
Yes, a Googler could drown a box full of kittens; but if we stop him, then someone else will just drown the kittens in his place.
I think you have to weigh the probability of it happening. It's unlikely someone else is going drown those kittens, as unlikely as it is someone else is going to stick their fingers into the web pot (considering, I can't think of any "FAAAAANGAMA" that has the same incentives).