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It’s not the Internet that’s the problem here though, it’s a combination of stupidity/laziness (the easiest part to fix) and bad incentives, business practices
by marvin 7y ago
It’s not the Internet that’s the problem here though, it’s a combination of stupidity/laziness (the easiest part to fix) and bad incentives, business practices and regulations.
The latter part is very hard to fix, because it reflects very diverse human motivations...
- dmos62 7y agoI'll add that internet is also in many ways a combination of "stupidity/laziness (the easiest part to fix) and bad incentives, business practices and regulations". Actually, you might be able to say that about any public resource, because the bad parts of most things are some configuration of those problems.