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In a market economy you are free to not use their product. No one is forcing you to use Apple or Google or Microsoft or whomever. The problem is that there ar
by Guthur 6y ago
In a market economy you are free to not use their product. No one is forcing you to use Apple or Google or Microsoft or whomever.
The problem is that there are political entities that can be manipulated to give unfair advantage and or effective monopoly control by making that cost of entry so prohibitively high.
Education will ensure people will understand that political entities are no more inclined to have your best interest at heart than a corporation, there both made up people it would be moronic to think they'd act any differently.
- SuoDuanDao 6y agoDoesn't this assume these same political entities won't be manipulated into giving unfair advantages to educational approaches that benefit the manipulator?
- Guthur 6y agoOf course. It's patently obvious that the current education systems pander to interest groups that are not necessarily in the best interests of the recipients of said education. Educational policy is not exclusively for the benefit of the recipient either intentionally when pandering to teacher unions or unintentionally when said policies set targets that drive the system in the wrong direction per Goodhart's law.