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That’s a pretty cynical view. In essence, what you’re saying is “all the things you care about are not things I care about and/or actually despise.” And that’s
by borski 2y ago
That’s a pretty cynical view. In essence, what you’re saying is “all the things you care about are not things I care about and/or actually despise.”
And that’s OK - you don’t have to work at Amazon! But the implication is that the OP has the “wool over their eyes,” so to speak, and I think that’s unfair. They’re allowed to love their job and find it impactful, even if you don’t. :)
It’s possible I misread this somehow, so if that’s the case, apologies in advance.
- j_maffe 2y agoGP isn't arguing for subjective preference but objective value. People are of course allowed to find their work impactful. Doesn't mean it actually is.
- azemetre 2y agoIt's not cynical to point out external costs, the alternative is to take corporate propaganda at face value without ever questioning if things are right or not.