Re:Woman dies during a ransomware attack on a German hospital
by pintxo on Friday September 18, 2020 @05:00PM
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Funny that being ethical and prioritizing to not do harm is not on the list.
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Re:Woman dies during a ransomware attack on a German hospital
by nickff on Friday September 18, 2020 @05:08PM
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'Prioritizing to not do harm' is an ethical consideration, and ethics are subjective, so I didn't consider them 'incentives'. If the question had been about 'motives' or 'considerations', I would have included 'potential ethical beliefs'.
Re:Woman dies during a ransomware attack on a German hospital
by warent on Friday September 18, 2020 @05:17PM
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The reason why is that presenting facts and concrete logic is more compatible with a greater array of people, whereas ethics and morals are subjective. Using a moral argument is not going to be as persuasive in business (particularly
if, generally speaking, leadership is largely comprised of sociopaths, which is just a reality of this world)