Meta and ethical practice can’t be in one sentence.

Sure it can:

"Meta's internal culture is seemingly hostile to ethical practice".

low quality stuff manufacturing should be banned or limited to a low quantity. It's bad for the climate and environment on multiple folds.

Certainly it's a parody. VPs won't go tweeting about compensation of the individuals.

volume customers always get special price.

Not a big amount though for city governments. They do tend to overspend anyways on building such facilities.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-10-20/san-fran...

This is a salary that's fairly achievable in developing world countries. The developing world has come far.

good point, assets aren't infinite.

Just curious how this can be enforced when there are conflicts. In the US, how can it be proven someone belongs to specific caste.

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Additionally, companies doing common pool hiring are worsening the situation even further. One bad interview day or one failure to solve complex riddle means that you're not good for any teams within that company until cool-off time passes which is typically from 6 months to 1 year. The system of cool-off period is equally brutal.