Good points.

Just because a thing is common doesn’t make it correct, or even harmless. It just makes it common.

Our legal system is not based on religious belief, and it’s a reflection of poor judgment to quote meaningless and legally-irrelevant texts.

Would you respect a judge that quotes Harry Potter in official documents on a regular basis? It’s unprofessional, and it suggests a poor decision-making process which produces the actual harm.

Pirated movies don’t have this problem.

I’m just saying, ruin your own service, and lose to pirates who can provide a better one for free.

This is the true price we pay for our sham supreme court. It’s a strong indicator to all that justice is not done. It encourages dangerous vigilantism and violence because as you write, where will it come from then? How are the wronged to be made whole?

This is seriously dangerous territory and I’m quite concerned for where we are headed.

Abortion is wrong but if I needed one then mine is ethical because I had a good reason. /s

Slack AI, please give me some examples of proprietary technical information.

So you’re saying we can leak company data through Slack soon?

I like how UX emerged as a dedicated field and profession in my time and then was shortly thereafter used for evil.

Precisely. He was highly successful. Just not for you, nor most voters.

Land of the fee*

Common misconception. No harm done.

It also lets you pass the buck in case of issues from a manager’s perspective.

There’s a huge amount of self-hatred rooted inside those beliefs too.

If a manager can’t appear useful to their superiors, that’s 100% pay cut for them.

So they ditch the people who helped make them successful? What kind of ass-backwards strategy is this?