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To regulate them (usually vanguard/blackrock steered companies), you would have to enforce "technical stability in time and technical simplicity (but able to do
by sylware 4y ago
To regulate them (usually vanguard/blackrock steered companies), you would have to enforce "technical stability in time and technical simplicity (but able to do a good enough job)".
It is not that easy, because a lot of their money is directly stolen via "planned obsolescence" or on-purpose mis-management or on-purpose lack of resources in order to produce mediocre products which will imply a lot of post iterations, ofc each iteration would not be "free".
They abuse the word "innovation" to hide their mischiefs.
In conspiracy mode, it does go even further: they would pay the hackers which would force those iterations to happen, or shoke the alternatives which cannot have enough resources to defend themselves.