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Have you talked to Big Tech workers about their ethical qualms? Do they question themselves, think they're doing the wrong thing? (lemmy.ml)

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[–] Augustiner@lemmy.world 4 points 3 weeks ago

I know a guy who works for Apple. Quite high up too. He has dreamed of working there all his life and just because Tim Cook decided to crawl up trumps ass he did not change his views one bit. He gets payed incredibly well, builds products that he is excited about and gets a lot of additional benefits. From his point of view I don’t really see any reason for doubt. He does exactly what he always wanted to be doing. I assume it’ll be like that for many of the guys working there.