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I do wish that was how policy was developed -- people see a risk to their interests and then they advocate to address the root cause in a way that helps all of
by xbar 5y ago
I do wish that was how policy was developed -- people see a risk to their interests and then they advocate to address the root cause in a way that helps all of society.
While we're wishing for things, it would have been nice for climate change if oil companies had actually transitioned to being energy companies a few decades ago in the interest of all current and future generations.
On topic: Musk behaves like Vanderbilt and Stanford in this way--he exploits vulnerabilities in the current system prior to regulators being able to address the concerns, leading to a de facto monopoly once market entry is prohibited.
- PaulHoule 5y agoGroups that win at politics think about forming coalitions. Other groups lose.
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- notquitehuman 5y agoIn life, people who are unable to successfully form coalitions, partnerships, and alliances tend to be at a disadvantage to those who can.
- DennisP 5y agoWhat do you mean by "once market entry is prohibited?"