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Isn't competition at the end of the day a bit of a discussion? Parties are fighting towards a certain goal and there is always a middle ground: "we're all tryin
by keyle 8y ago
Isn't competition at the end of the day a bit of a discussion? Parties are fighting towards a certain goal and there is always a middle ground: "we're all trying to make great fridges". And through a history of working out what works and what doesn't, you end up with roughly the same solution (to the joy of the patent lawyers).
- coldtea 8y ago>and there is always a middle ground: "we're all trying to make great fridges" Not really. They're all trying to capture the market and increase their profit as much as they can. Once a company reaches a certain size and it's not about some individual's personality and dreams of building products anymore, if it could -without repercussions- sell heroin to children, they'd jump at the chance. Most will settle with less evilness, like polluting the environment, selling things they know it's half-hearted made crap, using sweatshop labor, and so on.