> Really just goes to show that most of their statements about the environment are just nonsense (looking at Apple in particular). It's not that they're nonsen

> Really just goes to show that most of their statements about the environment are just nonsense (looking at Apple in particular). It's not that they're nonsense, they're simply whatever those corporations deem to be most profitable to say. To expect differently is misguided. It's exceedingly rare for what's most profitable to project/say to align with what's most profitable to do. Even for individuals... "do as I say not as I do" is an idiom older than dirt. Doesn't make it right, corporations are incentivized to behave like psychopaths. But it's not nonsense, it speaks volumes to what a given business is appealing to. In my experience they're often most vocal about the aspects they're actually behaving the worst in.