"Depends what your goals are.  It's not wrong to want to work in the same city where your mother lives, for the rest of your life, if no one's true life is at stake.  It's not wrong to decide that being an ordinary tier-3 medtech is the happiest job in the world for you, and that matters more to you than anything else, if no one's true life is at stake.  And in fact it isn't, so far as I know, not in a predictable way."

"Some people will offer you more money to work somewhere that isn't here, doing something that isn't this.  There are two offers along those lines, that I am authorized to pass on to you, if you wish, or Personnel can do it.  But making you offers is the sum of what most everyone thinks anyone is allowed to say or do, to influence you.  You might save lives, elsewhere, but you will not save more true lives in but the unlikeliest of cases.  Given that, the ordinary stance of ordinary morals is that people are allowed to offer you more money to do things that they prefer, and aside from that ought to shut up; and once you've been offered incentive, your life is your own, to do with as you wish, in the face of those choices.  We can increase how much an option pays out to somebody, if we want them to choose our way; we don't make choices for them."

"Depends what your goals are.  It's not wrong to want to work in the same city where your mother lives, for the rest of your life, if no one's true life is at stake.  It's not wrong to decide that being an ordinary tier-3 medtech is the happiest job in the world for you, and that matters more to you than anything else, if no one's true life is at stake.  And in fact it isn't, so far as I know, not in a predictable way."

"Some people will offer you more money to work somewhere that isn't here, doing something that isn't this.  There are two offers along those lines, that I am authorized to pass on to you, if you wish, or Personnel can do it.  But making you offers is the sum of what most everyone thinks anyone is allowed to say or do, to influence you.  You might save more lives, elsewhere, but you will not save more true lives in but the unlikeliest of cases.  Given that, the ordinary stance of ordinary morals is that people are allowed to offer you more money to do things that they prefer, and aside from that ought to shut up; and once you've been offered incentive, your life is your own, to do with as you wish, in the face of those choices.  We can increase how much an option pays out to somebody, if we want them to choose our way; we don't make choices for them."