>In their business plan Google (now Alphabet) favors a "greater good" for society rather than purely revenue optimization
I did not expect such display of naivety on HN of all places.
I did not expect such display of naivety on HN of all places.
So, it is a point of view supported by evidence, not "naivety".
As I said, I am not personifying these companies, just stressing the leverage of different mechanisms as business plans, and the one favored by Google is to attract and retain its elite staff, and to do so they have to behave.