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No, the story covers the lack of perks and then layoffs, not really about the desire to do non evil work, the example guy Michael now works in big finance, whic
by downrightmike 3y ago
No, the story covers the lack of perks and then layoffs, not really about the desire to do non evil work, the example guy Michael now works in big finance, which isn't any less evil, just an older evil
- nonrandomstring 3y agoThat's what the BBC story says. But I'm arguing that their analysis is wrong and simplistic. Discuss.
- downrightmike 3y agoBased on our long history, including colonization, people will do just about anything for money. Morals are nice, but have no value if you're starving, or have something to gain.
- nonrandomstring 3y agoBut we're not starving. I hope you're not. I'm not. We're living in great times. So we have the luxury of not behaving like animals towards each other, right? So I'm saying we can do much more to demand ethics of work-life, now we're not reduced to base necessity and penury?