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Or maybe the answer is not "yes" or "no" but "this isn't really a well-stated question". Without trying to be a Real Philosopher[tm], here's some questions I'll
by LaGrange 15y ago
Or maybe the answer is not "yes" or "no" but "this isn't really a well-stated question". Without trying to be a Real Philosopher[tm], here's some questions I'll throw back:
* how big is your businesses cost to the society? Could it be lower, at expense of your profits?
* how expensive is your product for your clients? Could it be cheaper at expense of your profits?
The idea of removing profits, or even "attractive" profits feels a bit like a straw man. But there's another idea, that profits can be much lower while still being attractive enough to attract talented, capable people.