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Converters for GU24 to use E26 (Ikea standard!) are $1 retail. Doesn't seem like you need to throw them all away? >No concern that of all the GU24 fixtures tha

Converters for GU24 to use E26 (Ikea standard!) are $1 retail. Doesn't seem like you need to throw them all away? >No concern that of all the GU24 fixtures that will need to be replaced and sent to landfill. // Do you believe that legislatures weren't trying their best, it's not easy to make economical decisions when powerful profit seekers are trying to undermine you at every turn. Maybe they erred, I'm not sure it's as obviously wrong as you imagine. Who hasn't backed the wrong standard at some point?

SV_BubbleTime 3y ago
>Do you believe that legislatures weren't trying their best, That is an interesting defense of ineffective bureaucracy. "It's OK they stepped into an area they had no idea about, made command decisions that limited customer choice, because you can just buy some Made in China adapters!" Well, that's an opinion. "This very kindness stings with intolerable insult" CL Lewis. I encourage you to go read the whole thing. https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/526469-of-all-tyrannies-a-tyranny-sincerely-exercised-for-the-good https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/526469-of-all-tyrannies-a-t...
ThunderSizzle 3y ago
> Do you believe that legislatures weren't trying their best, Common sense would dictate that legislatures can't "try their best". It's a collection of people that have vastly different motives and reasons for being there. They aren't a team with a common vision and a common goal (e.g. win the game through a series of plays they've already practiced), even if they are in the same political party. Neither party is a monolith, whether on the state or national level. Everyone has different priorities, concerns, and opinions on different topics, regardless whether they have a D, R or I. Sadly, it's a feature of the legislative process. It's designed to destroy special interests and require vast support to get things done. Sadly support no longer means votes as much as money.

SV_BubbleTime 3y ago

>Do you believe that legislatures weren't trying their best, That is an interesting defense of ineffective bureaucracy. "It's OK they stepped into an area they had no idea about, made command decisions that limited customer choice, because you can just buy some Made in China adapters!" Well, that's an opinion. "This very kindness stings with intolerable insult" CL Lewis. I encourage you to go read the whole thing. https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/526469-of-all-tyrannies-a-tyranny-sincerely-exercised-for-the-good https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/526469-of-all-tyrannies-a-t...

ThunderSizzle 3y ago

> Do you believe that legislatures weren't trying their best, Common sense would dictate that legislatures can't "try their best". It's a collection of people that have vastly different motives and reasons for being there. They aren't a team with a common vision and a common goal (e.g. win the game through a series of plays they've already practiced), even if they are in the same political party. Neither party is a monolith, whether on the state or national level. Everyone has different priorities, concerns, and opinions on different topics, regardless whether they have a D, R or I. Sadly, it's a feature of the legislative process. It's designed to destroy special interests and require vast support to get things done. Sadly support no longer means votes as much as money.