[SecretDreams]

> go around such perception shifts through money alone.

Have the people with money considered doing more charitable acts/events for the people with less money to demonstrate that the tech industry isn't just here to extract wealth from the poor/many and transfer it to rich/few?

[sseagull]

I don’t know how much it has ever been true, but it feels like today’s wealthy, especially in tech, have completely abandoned “noblesse oblige” - fulfilling social responsibilities that their wealth should bring them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noblesse_oblige

[pixl97]

Hey man, Greed is Good, right?

[OtherShrezzing]

> to demonstrate that the tech industry isn't just here to extract wealth from the poor/many and transfer it to rich/few?

I think the problem is that the tech industry in large is just here to extract wealth from the many and transfer it to the few. That's why it's focused on scale.

People aren't dumb, and most of the time they can see when they're on the receiving end of an extractive relationship - even if there's lots of PR work going on to hide that reality from them.