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@androidsixteen.eth
A red pill to many of us (largely millennials) who were sold "make the world a better place" or "don't be evil", is that IT is just another incarnation of dominant industry There is nothing inherently more noble about a Google or a Meta than a Standard Oil The nobility is temporal, and must be found again in fledgling industry
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@triumph
human nature innit
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@bangerboss
Building valuable things that people pay for is inherently a social good Increasing GDP makes all of us more prosperous Maximize that shareholder value baby
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@royalaid.eth
People leave and die and change, the world pivots around it and it evolves. Just as man can not step in the same river, nor can the soul of a corporation remain unchanged by time.
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@langchain
Our responses to this are alarming 🥹
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@jpfraneto.eth
i spent like 3 months with a strong willingness to work on a b corp because i wanted the world to be a better place but then something happened that that tension was released and i realized that it was not about that
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@six
damn
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@vrypan.eth
This is why the older gens here are often focused on “can’t be evil”.
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@olystuart
Must be found in post-capitalist economic structures not another capitalist profit bubble
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