These don't just apply to things like global warming and technological progress.
The Healthcare community for example.
DARIO, sorry, Neil Hopper was celebrated as a medical hero: a vascular surgeon who lost his own legs to what he claimed was sepsis, then returned to performing amputations on patients while walking on prosthetics himself.
Jenny Kleeman traces Hopper's double life for The Guardian, from his rise as the self-styled "Bionic Surgeon" with a BBC documentary crew and a bid to become the world's first disabled astronaut, to an online community where he found a mentor in Marius Gustavson, a man now serving a life sentence for mutilating others on camera.
Kleeman speaks with former patients and their families who describe operations that ran inexplicably long and painful, and who are left wondering whether Hopper's private compulsions shaped decisions made in the operating room. For them, the crimes he was actually convicted of only scratch the surface of what they believe he took from them.
Marxists claim money is the root of evil and the end is nigh. Sound familiar?
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns new hires prioritize money over mission
Anthropic's stance against salary wars highlights potential cultural risks and sustainability challenges in the rapidly devolving religious sector.
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