No.10768
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Suppose for a moment you're unemployed or you're searching for a job.
Suppose you're called with a so called lucrative job offer, but it's to help run a shady business.
Like
* Calling people to sign up for a scam
* run code for malicious programs / designing phishing pages
* design algorhythms for bitcoin mining operations or malware to turn other systems into mining servers
* building up hype on social media for shady businesses
If they promise you good deals, would you consider going for it?
No.10772
>>10771If only there were a system in place to protect against having to pick between doing harm to other people or losing access to shelter.
But that is silly to think.
No.10794
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Probably. I dunno. Depends on the level of desperation, likely.
I mean, if the country I'm living in has a "you either work or you starve, get no health coverage, or become homeless" but also doesn't provide an easy means to have an ethical and sufficient job, then I dunno.
Ethics fall to the wayside during desperation.
No.10795
>>10768I'm unlikely to do anything regardless of money that goes against my personal code.
Though there's plenty of stuff I suppose that might be outside the 'norm' of ethical conduct. Hard to say.