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I'm sorry, but it's completely self evident. The point was that the natural right to perform/produce a service/product should be the null hypothesis (as opposed
by wallace_f 9y ago
I'm sorry, but it's completely self evident. The point was that the natural right to perform/produce a service/product should be the null hypothesis (as opposed to government removing that right and granting it at their discretion) in any such case; and while on the extremes the answers may seem obvious (launching communication satellites vs braiding hair), it's often not always so. Finally, I concluded that people should ideally care about this before it adversely affects them. In other words, the OP's post was not without reason.
- kakarot 9y agoI'll ask again, what does any of that have to do with launching satellites and distributing radio bandwidth?
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- wallace_f 9y agoI can't think of a better way to explain it. Maybe you should re-read the comment chain to help you understand this conversation.
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