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From a corporate perspective, of course it is. It's the Ford Pinto study all over again. This is why corporate influence on legislation is bad, as their "best
by deaddodo 5y ago
From a corporate perspective, of course it is. It's the Ford Pinto study all over again.
This is why corporate influence on legislation is bad, as their "best interests" often come at odds with morality-based ones.
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- hedora 4y agoFight Club summarized the Pinto thing nicely: https://www.quotes.net/mquote/31826 https://www.quotes.net/mquote/31826 without providing the illusion that such cost benefit analyses are a thing of the past. (Pintos had a problem with the gas tank, not the differential, but it's pretty clear what they were referring to.)