It's actually highly disgusting for three reasons.
0: Were you the company, with that amount of money, you WOULD be able to do the same.
1: Drowning child argument plus social preface of wanting to be "good" & "altruistic" (applies to most humans; amplified by companies).
2: The fact that we need order, EG this. Perhaps most disgusting. By need, I mean that a superintelligent robot can go to a garbage dump & turn chaos into greatest instrumentation of the world, while humans "need" things to be beautiful & neat due to physical limitations.
Knowledge of this leads to celebration of OTHER things, at least in my case.
0: Were you the company, with that amount of money, you WOULD be able to do the same.
1: Drowning child argument plus social preface of wanting to be "good" & "altruistic" (applies to most humans; amplified by companies).
2: The fact that we need order, EG this. Perhaps most disgusting. By need, I mean that a superintelligent robot can go to a garbage dump & turn chaos into greatest instrumentation of the world, while humans "need" things to be beautiful & neat due to physical limitations.
Knowledge of this leads to celebration of OTHER things, at least in my case.