Because the over the lifetime earnings would be worth it.
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That may be true, but it appears their views are only from one perspective: financial gain. Dangeously simplistic if you ask me, especially since it sets a terrible precedent for their children’s development and journey through life.
There are other ethical and practical considerations to weigh. For example, what does this teach their children about earning things, respecting rules in life, and dealing in good faith with others?
I’m sure you see and probably share my point. Cheating is a multi-dimension thing. It may serve to advance your narrow interest in the short run but at what other broader costs in the long run?
what does this teach their children about earning things, respecting rules in life, and dealing in good faith with others?”””
These are the same kids who were raised getting ‘participation trophies’ for just showing up.
I hope every future employer looking at them does so with a VERY fine toothed comb.