Sadly, treating human beings like cogs in machines isn't new

Maybe this is a way to screen out developers who aren't cyber secure... 🤔 😆

If it's not clear why, it's because there are second-order effects and cascading long-term consequences to hurting others.

100%. Prioritizing profession (and profits) over ethics and morals is a habit that eventually leads to loss of life. Safety regulations are written in blood for that reason.

Thanks for the heads up, Jen. Sneaky...

Not at all. It's clearly a spear-phishing attempt by a malicious actor who spoofed my boss' number to steal credentials in a broader social engineering campaign to infect my company's systems with ransomware! 😆

A secret lab with a secret group of people doing secret things that affect the public? I wonder if they're also operating out of a volcano? (This ties into my newsletter post tomorrow on why we shouldn't mindlessly trust Big Tech "experts")

Finally got my day-1 copy of Winning Long-Term Games by @DellAnnaLuca. Just got started, but loving it already! Looking around Twitter/X, it seems like playing short-term games for long-term success is an overlooked/underrated idea. I'm looking forward to winning more. 📖📚🙂