Why Supporting Bad Philosophies Is Dangerous: A Reflection on Values and Actions
Every day, we make choices—how we spend our time, where we direct our energy, and how we invest our resources. These choices might seem small, but they collectively shape the world we live in. They determine which companies, ideas, and philosophies thrive. That’s why supporting something with a bad philosophy, even if its product is impressive, is a decision that deserves careful thought. Take Suno, for example. Its product—a tool that allows anyone to create music—is undeniably cool. It empowers non-musicians to include music in their projects, opening creative doors for many. But the philosophy behind it—that humans don’t enjoy making music—feels anti-human. It dismisses the deeply rewarding and transformative process of learning to create music yourself. This got me thinking: If I support a company with such a flawed philosophy, I’m contributing to the spread of that mindset. Whether through my time, money, or endorsement, I’m helping their ideas gain traction. Even if I don’t agree...