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When you play games, do you actively not explore how to make the rules work to the best of your ability? The problem is not companies "optimizing", it's that t
by nostrebored 9y ago
When you play games, do you actively not explore how to make the rules work to the best of your ability?
The problem is not companies "optimizing", it's that the tax code is so complicated that they can do it in the first place.
- agumonkey 9y agoNice try, tax code may not be the best, but they're not playing a game with unfair rules anyhow. It's just that they have the manpower and financial mass to step on the line. A citizen trying to "play" the same game who be hit hard by the system. Here's the issue.
- nostrebored 9y agoThis is literally only due to complexity of the tax code. I don't understand how we're not saying the same thing? The citizen is being a rational actor by not stepping on the line of the tax system, and so is the corporation playing the other role.
- agumonkey 9y agoI see, still not 100% agreeing but I see. Simpler code ensures equality (no need for manpower to use it)