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A difficult topic to talk about is on how to deal with morally compromised peers in a professional setting. Think about it. What is the right behavior if, say, a person from Cambridge Analytica appeared to also be a speaker at a conference you're attending.
This is obviously just an example. Morality is subjective, and rarely clear. But say it was clear to you in a case. How do you deal with such a person? How do you balance that with a code of conduct? How do you balance that without coming off as odd to your peers? It's tricky.
This whole topic just feels like a minefield. I need to think more about how to phrase things here. I think it's very important though. In the end it's peers that hold the most away in influencing people. We have a moral ability to act. The question is how.
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