There are alternatives though. You tend to get paid a lot if the work is very dangerous, soul-devouring, only very few people can do it, or you're expected to look the other way.

When you pass on working on the new team that uses ML to predict the likelihood of workers knowing their rights based on resume and application cover letter, you may not make the $400k total comp next year, but it's not like you'll be unemployed either. There's plenty of work at pretty normal companies to be done. They won't pay as good, it may not sounds as impressive and you may have to explain at family dinners what your company does, but it's an option.

The DoJ needs to bring it's antitrust division to bear on Amazon.

https://www.justice.gov/atr

I will.

Cool, so don't work for them.

At a minimum, Facebook, Amazon and Google should be split up.

Apple are trying to kill general purpose computing.

Netflix - well, they're just selling sugar water, I suppose they're the best of a bad bunch.

Netflix as opposed to some other streaming service or cable? What makes them bad?