Yeah. Not just the sociopaths (which I think are a small minority), but I think the societal awareness and conventions window has shifted profoundly in tech, a

Yeah. Not just the sociopaths (which I think are a small minority), but I think the societal awareness and conventions window has shifted profoundly in tech, and we're very echo-chamber. Tech industry today is pretty much 1980s greed-is-good Wall Street screwing over everyone they can, and the main difference is that today we don't realize we're behaving like the stereotypical coked-up bad guys. We do tend to have some socially progressive ideas among tech workers, which is great. But not great is if we anchor our self-perceptions to that do-gooder side, and then give ourselves a blank check for society-destroying greed and obliviousness in other regards. (Can we please respect people's pronouns and also not screw over their economics, privacy, thinking, government, and general wellbeing?)