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Here are the translated details of the agreement Musk pledged to follow: Adhere to industry rules and regulations, regulate marketing activities, maintain fair
by wahnfrieden 3y ago
Here are the translated details of the agreement Musk pledged to follow:
Adhere to industry rules and regulations, regulate marketing activities, maintain fair competition and not disrupt fair competition with abnormal pricing
Pay attention to marketing and publicity methods, not exaggerate or use false publicity to attract attention or gain new customers
Put quality first, improve lives with high-quality products and services
Promote core socialist values, actively fulfill social responsibilities, and take on the heavy responsibility of maintaining steady growth, strengthening confidence and preventing risks
- anovikov 3y agoOut of all this, i can really object just "preventing risks". Risks are a normal part of business and are a necessary element of development.
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y ago> Risks are a normal part of business and are a necessary element of development. He didn't say "banning risks", the wording here is important, "preventing risks" "I can use this unmaintained rail road infrastructure for dirt cheap, I can maximize my profits if i send my dangerous chemicals this way!" Then you have the Ohio incident By "preventing risks", you'd not allow that kind of business to take that kind of risk It kinda is sad that people can't see it from this angle And it makes me not optimistic about the future of this civilization We should absolutely prevent risks, your action, therefore your risks, have consequences that can affect the life of many people This selfish society has to stop
- anovikov 3y agoWell yes true, risks as in "let people work in unsafe conditions hoping they will be lucky and no one dies" are something to avoid. I meant risks like "bet the farm on some new product not having a slightest idea if anyone wants to buy it or if it will even work", these risks are OK and they drive progress.
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y agoThat's not risk, that's gambling, well.. technically a gamba is a risk.. you got the point
- wahnfrieden 3y agoI'll file you under "Anti-OSHA"