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You seem to be under the rather odd impression that all of the limitations you agree to when you enter into contract with another entity are supposed to be igno
by Icathian 6y ago
You seem to be under the rather odd impression that all of the limitations you agree to when you enter into contract with another entity are supposed to be ignored. Just because you're doing business with someone who has a reputation of breaching faith doesn't mean it's appropriate that they do so, and you certainly don't have to like them for it.
- thoughtstheseus 6y agoChina actually ranks high in adherence to contracts. It’s what’s not in the contracts that creates problems. The issues are a bit more nuanced. Harris Bricken is a law firm with a great blog on related legal topics.
- mempko 6y agoAnd yet US companies keep going back to China. Most technological invention is paid for by the US government investment. Name any high technology and it's lineage points back to some government grant or purchase agreement. Companies that use these inventions and innovate on top to bring them to market are themselves using technology we paid for. But we don't call that "stealing". Do you think they care that China also gets them? Knowledge should be shared and free anyway.