It’s possible that that might be true, in theory, but considering that we are running on corrupted hardware, I would be very suspicious of actually trying to put any plan into effect that sounded like an excuse for “I’m going to do something unethical to make myself really rich, but I’ll make sure I use the money for good, and if I don’t do it someone else will anyway.” Even if that is actually your plan, in reality you will probably end up doing more harm then good.
I would be very suspicious of actually trying to put any plan into effect that sounded like an excuse for “I’m going to do something unethical to make myself really rich, but I’ll make sure I use the money for good, and if I don’t do it someone else will anyway.” Even if that is actually your plan, in reality you will probably end up doing more harm then good.
I implement ethical inhibitions too. The difference is in a different understanding of the economic implications of the behavior. Putting “be a lawyer who is willing to work on ‘frivolous’ lawsuits” in the class of things that must be inhibited for ethical reasons is a mistake.
It’s possible that that might be true, in theory, but considering that we are running on corrupted hardware, I would be very suspicious of actually trying to put any plan into effect that sounded like an excuse for “I’m going to do something unethical to make myself really rich, but I’ll make sure I use the money for good, and if I don’t do it someone else will anyway.” Even if that is actually your plan, in reality you will probably end up doing more harm then good.
I implement ethical inhibitions too. The difference is in a different understanding of the economic implications of the behavior. Putting “be a lawyer who is willing to work on ‘frivolous’ lawsuits” in the class of things that must be inhibited for ethical reasons is a mistake.