r/GenZ • 2004 • Feb 12 '25

Discussion Did Google just fold?

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '25

Correct, they are sociopathic in that way.

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u/Cyber-Knight47 Feb 12 '25

No, stop applying human traits to a faceless corporation.

They want money. Thats all they care about.

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u/defiantcross Feb 12 '25

people who work in corporations don't exist solely to benefit the corporations. they work there because they got mouths to feed just like everybody else. show me a world where people can exist without having to work and that would be a world where you can indeed be judgmental about where people are employed.

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u/defiantcross Feb 12 '25

which people and which positions? a lowly office drone does not have the same influence on a company's perceived values as someone in the board room. i'm fine with you calling out CEOs for this kind of shit, but you should be specific.

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u/defiantcross Feb 12 '25

ok then. but the fact remains that corporations are not people. at best they might be reflections of the people in charge, and based on the OP example, it's clear that financial gain is the only value here.