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It is intriguing to see EU’s vs US’s philosophy differences. Such legislation would never fly in US. People will be up in arms about government interference and
by sytelus 5y ago
It is intriguing to see EU’s vs US’s philosophy differences. Such legislation would never fly in US. People will be up in arms about government interference and not letting businesses figure things out. The general sentiment in US is that government is stupid, incompetent and inefficient. They put more barriers to progress and almost always screw things up even when they are well intentioned. This philosophy has worked out well at least considering there in no Apple, Google, Tesla or other thousands of companies in EU and some how all these creative giants almost always born in US. The concerning part is that all EU legislation get automatically applied in US. For example, none of the US companies have to do stupid “accept cookies” things but they are forced into it anyway.
- sangnoir 5y agoHave you considered confounding factors?
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