>The amount of people being weaponized into doing terrible things for others is insane. Really is mind boggling when you look at it as "fractional evil". Some

>The amount of people being weaponized into doing terrible things for others is insane. Really is mind boggling when you look at it as "fractional evil". Some hypothetical clerk may make 99 "could go either way" decisions one way or the other to little ill effect and 1/100 or maybe 1/1000 of the time their decisions costs someone tens of thousands of dollars for no good reason for it could have gone either way. How much of society's wealth is lost to such endeavors? One wonders how much "evil" exists only because there exists some amount of legitimate activity it can be mixed among to dilute it enough that nobody cares.