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There is a negotiation over the agreement. If you don’t agree with an agreement, then buy a different product. Thats how all agreements work. It’s just not very
by 4death4 3y ago
There is a negotiation over the agreement. If you don’t agree with an agreement, then buy a different product. Thats how all agreements work. It’s just not very fun to negotiate when there’s a large power imbalance.
- malfist 3y agoFind me a theater projector firmware/software that doesn't have an EULA. Go on, I'll wait.
- phartenfeller 3y agoSame logic as why you need worker/renter rights, just find another employer/apartment. Sorry that the toaster shocked your wife, but you could have just gotten a different one with better safety standards. It is great that the government protects consumers. Otherwise, everyone would need to spend hours researching everything before making a rare purchase.
- hypeatei 3y agoYou're conflating human rights and safety issues with broken projector software which seems disingenuous. > Otherwise, everyone would need to spend hours researching everything before making a rare purchase On this issue specifically, these projectors seem to be in the tens (possibly hundreds) of thousands of dollars so some research and due diligence doesn't seem that far fetched.
- Adverblessly 3y ago> It’s just not very fun to negotiate when there’s a large power imbalance. Indeed, which is why people may choose to band together in a bigger bargaining block to improve their position and possibly even achieve greater power than the other party. For example, they could choose to form a single block that represents the citizens of an entire country.
- 4death4 3y agoThat seems like the opposite of the original comment, which was a desire to negotiate on an individual level.