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I think it's too easy to judge without ever living in China. People should always look at both sides, and try to understand the whole situation. Ofc people in
by hknd 8y ago
I think it's too easy to judge without ever living in China. People should always look at both sides, and try to understand the whole situation.
Ofc people in China strive for a service which would be able to compete with their current search engine.
And Google in China would probably be way better than the current one.
Of course it's kinda sad that Google would need to censor results, which kinda conflicts with their missions - but apparently it's the law in China, and every company there needs to follow the law.
Google is a business, and it would kinda be not rational to skip the business they could make in China.
- atomical 8y agoThere are businesses that virtue signal their values. Patagonia just donated a tax break ($10 million) to global warming groups. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-28/patagonia-donates-10-million-trump-tax-savings-to-green-groups https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-28/patagonia... Should Patagonia fire their CEO? It's kind of outrageous that they aren't out to make as much money as possible, right?