When Robert Netzly left his lucrative job at Wells Fargo, he was tired of watching Wall Street push people into the arms of sin. He decided to create a moral purity algorithm that would scour the stock market and eliminate ungodly corporations. The result? Microsoft was fired for helping to create nude photos, while the manufacturer of armored bulldozers used in the Gaza Strip and the Polish company Orlen were added. This is the world of religio…
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When Robert Netzly left his lucrative job at Wells Fargo, he was tired of watching Wall Street push people into the arms of sin. He decided to create a moral purity algorithm that would scour the stock market and eliminate ungodly corporations. The result? Microsoft was fired for helping to create nude photos, while the manufacturer of armored bulldozers used in the Gaza Strip and the Polish company Orlen were added. This is the world of religio…