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> Somewhere there must be an intelligent balance In practice though this is mostly biased towards the revenue of the company selling the goods, not towards you
by bjpbakker 9y ago
> Somewhere there must be an intelligent balance
In practice though this is mostly biased towards the revenue of the company selling the goods, not towards your health requirements.
- AndrewKemendo 9y agoIt's in the interests of the company to align those however - so these don't conflict. If your customer is healthier and lives longer because of your service, that is beneficial to both of you.
- mrob 9y agoGood health of the customers benefits competitors too, so it's a type of commons. By the Tragedy of the Commons, it's in the company's interests to damage the health of their customers for short term profit. If they don't then a competitor will.