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If I’m understanding correctly, you’re asking the manufacturers (and/or other warranty writers) to take on liability for unknown damage that may have been accru
by vermilingua 4y ago
If I’m understanding correctly, you’re asking the manufacturers (and/or other warranty writers) to take on liability for unknown damage that may have been accrued over the lifetime of the item. The only way to make this damage known would be to return the item to the factory to be inspected, which would be considerably more expensive than “ripping things down to their raw materials”.
How do you solve this problem in a way that consumers aren’t paying for all these externalities?
EDIT: didn’t even see the crypto connection, that answers that question.
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