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Would you switch your vote to the opposite party because your party used microsoft software or because the other party promised they wouldn't? If not then what
by jjk166 6y ago
Would you switch your vote to the opposite party because your party used microsoft software or because the other party promised they wouldn't? If not then what incentive does a rational government have to avoid using this software?
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 6y agoIf a party candidate pledged to address quality control problems with software or "tech" companies such as Microsoft, then yes, that could potentially influence my vote. The canned response for every problem with Microsoft today seems to be "Well, nothing more can be done, except what Microsoft (and other "experts") tells us to do." The company that creates the problems is deemed to be the only one who could ever attempt to solve them. This is pure nonsense. With few exceptions, this goes virtually unquestioned, The "experts" have perverse incentives. Business is good just the way it is. If problems are actuallly solved, business would likely decline.