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That's not a sound argument, neither a sourced one. Let's take your example, Parrot, it's not because a company can do as good with less than it means it is st
by hikingsimulator 4y ago
That's not a sound argument, neither a sourced one.
Let's take your example, Parrot, it's not because a company can do as good with less than it means it is stolen technology.
Has the world over stolen the screw tech in the US technology tree because I can buy it at the hardware store for a cent when one is billed $40 to the US army?
That's a wild line of reasoning.
[1] https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-07-30-vw-18804-story.html https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-07-30-vw-18804-...
- busterarm 4y agoI love how people take a throwaway line that's practically an afterthought and discard the bits about their 300+ years of experience doing exactly this. Those bits are well documented and you can go read about them with a cursory google search. But no, my reasoning is WiLd AnD cRaZy. I would say that given France's history, you would have to show me that Parrot _hasn't_ benefited from some level of industrial espionage.
- hikingsimulator 4y agoAsking someone to prove a negative is a terrible way to argue. The French government as we know it did not exist 300 years ago, neither did the modern industrial age.