We are seeing this everywhere already. Examples:
- Voting for republicans means you are killing gay people. Some will go as far as 'no vote' means you kill gay people.
- Working at Facebook means you killed Rohingya.
There is another option: nobody cares _really_ because working at Facebook is in no way as evil as working for the companies that you mentioned.
If we followed the same logic, then TV would be evil. It's addictive and sure cause depression. Hell, Hacker news makes me miserable sometimes with all these Show HN posts...
Unlikely; I still see resumes with Palantir on them and they're taken seriously in SV companies even outside of the military-industrial complex.
Ultimately most people don't have the energy or economic incentive to care as long as their $15k paychecks show up every month.
Apple - some things good (well designed products), some things bad (phone addiction is a real problem, but they do at least try to make a token attempt to curb it)
Amazon - some things good (cheap products at my door instantly almost, don't have to drive and go shop and get ripped off/not find what I need), some things bad (warehouse workers treatment, every product is 4.5 stars even if it is boxed dog crap)
Netflix - sure, probably ok, not harming humans
Google - losing my respect, don't be evil mantra turning into irony
Consider wiktionary's definitions of the word 'binge':
> A short period of excessive consumption, especially of food, alcohol, narcotics, etc.
> (by extension) A short period of an activity done in excess, such as watching a television show.
The word 'binge' is often used by people to describe their netflix habits (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=netflix%20binge&sort=byPopular...). Insofar as the design of netflix encourages binge consumption, I think netflix is harmful.