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I think the first one is actually the most ominous. On paper it's a good idea. In practice it's probably a way to increase business costs for little benefit to
by Aerroon 3y ago
I think the first one is actually the most ominous. On paper it's a good idea. In practice it's probably a way to increase business costs for little benefit to anybody other than the "independent experts" and the established companies.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> little benefit to anybody other than the "independent experts" and the established companies. That's exactly the point, and the Administration hasn’t even bothered to make a show of listening to anyone without that interest, despite the plethora of available, prominent voices.