> That would also be a political choice Obviously, but that isn't my argument. My argument is that when you create a culture that approaches political decisio

> That would also be a political choice Obviously, but that isn't my argument. My argument is that when you create a culture that approaches political decisions from a profit perspective, it is easier to make a profit. > And in many cases there isn't going to be a choice that maximises profit without taking into account the PR effect of choices, which again devolves into politics. This is wrong. You are conflating understanding a political position with believing in a political position. Understanding a political position doesn't require you to believe in it.