> which is a shame because I'm a real human being using the internet as intended.
This is the main issue here, the web has become actively hostile to normal people in the quest to monetize every second of online activity.
This is the main issue here, the web has become actively hostile to normal people in the quest to monetize every second of online activity.
"Completely indifferent" and "Corporations are completely amoral" are more accurate.
It's the difference between someone trying to drown you, versus someone trying to fish while you drown just off the bank. Same end, of course.
That's not to say corporations don't come awfully close to the comic book concept of evil. By definition, a corporation's prime purpose is an uncaring commitment to making money, and if you've gone public, making all the money. That's awfully close to being the opposite of the "good" ideals of generosity and kindness.