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I think you’re right about the value of Made in America and societies where honesty (even about problems or risks) is valued. The book I referenced included a
by westiseast 8y ago
I think you’re right about the value of Made in America and societies where honesty (even about problems or risks) is valued.
The book I referenced included a number of instances where factories actively undermined individuals so that they had very little choice than to either go along with the situation, or press the ‘nuclear’ button and scupper the entire arrangement, including their own livelihood and career. That’s a tough choice for people to make.