Our military cannot protect us with sticks and stones. Technological abstinence is not realistic or ethical. The vast majority of Americans (and tech workers!) are supportive of collaboration between the military and innovative companies, the opposition is a vocal minority.https://twitter.com/mbrendan1/status/1100071742297403394 …
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You seem to be arguing a different point. If the average person understood the finer details of military spending, they would still support collaboration with tech companies. If anything, support would be even greater.
And your answer proves my point. The average person can't understand the finer or even larger points of military spending. Now some of that is for obvious security reasons. That said better insight would solve the "Real Genius" dilemma of how tech workers efforts are used.
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It does not prove your point. Not even close. Your hypothesis that a majority would oppose collaboration between big tech and the military if they understood military spending better is incorrect.
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Not my hypothesis if you read my second response. I agree there should be collaboration. Why there is resistance is the need for both the public and the companies to understand how those relationships would work. Some would not want their efforts in offensive development.
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