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Free market implies that a company can create any service and product they want. It's up the customer to decide if they want to pay for it or not. This means a
by senttoschool 3y ago
Free market implies that a company can create any service and product they want. It's up the customer to decide if they want to pay for it or not.
This means a company like Apple does not have to provide access to its proprietary M2 SoC to anyone who asks. That makes no business sense. What's the point of investing billions to design and mass manufacture SoCs if "free market" says you must give it away?
- ClumsyPilot 3y ago> This means a company like Apple does not have to provide access to its proprietary M2 SoC to anyone who asks. This also means that a disgrunted employee that knows how to build M2 SOC can leave and starts their own production. But currently goverment would send armed goons with guns, at taxpayer expense. And US government seizes my private property, if I post to myself earbuds from China that look too much luke airpods under the pretence of 'Counterfeit goods'. You are advocating hypocracy, free market for me but not for thee. I am all onboard for the real free market, where government does not interfere to protect Apple at my expense.