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You people take it to far. I am not talking about some dystopian government that forces marriages to create some kind of super-citizen. I just want the incenti
by EmilyHughes 4y ago
You people take it to far. I am not talking about some dystopian government that forces marriages to create some kind of super-citizen.
I just want the incentive of making profit removed and provide a decent service that does what it promises. If that service can only be provided at a loss (which seems to be the case) then let the state do it. Nobody would force anyone to use it.
- didactylost 4y agoSure, but it's a slippery slope, and there are other ways to reduce the profit motive, like grant/donation-based non-profits or public benefit corporations. Well-intentioned government mandates have a nasty habit of being used coercively when authoritarian-minded administrations get their turn at the helm.
- mantas 4y agoAs if non-profits wouldn't have any agendas... Publicly-run (= by government) open source script would be most transparent I guess. Otherwise some sort of algorithm would sneak in sooner or later.