> I can't find a reason for doing something like that.
Money often starts out as necessity or one of it's close cousins. If I were 1) 8k miles away from my target, 2) in a region with more internet access than employment prospects and 3) needed to eat, I can see a path to profitable disclosure.
> For me, doing the right thing is beyond all these things,
This can be a luxury. After a year or 3 of kids in and out of hunger, what's right can get reframed.
> and I don't care about money beyond buying the necessities I need.
There's a difference between doing your job and earning money as a result vs. finding keys to someone's house and selling said keys to the highest bidder.
Money often starts out as necessity or one of it's close cousins. If I were 1) 8k miles away from my target, 2) in a region with more internet access than employment prospects and 3) needed to eat, I can see a path to profitable disclosure.
> For me, doing the right thing is beyond all these things,
This can be a luxury. After a year or 3 of kids in and out of hunger, what's right can get reframed.
> and I don't care about money beyond buying the necessities I need.
Getting beyond that is the thing.