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If the core mission is to advance and help humanity, then they determine by changing it to profit and making it closed will help that mission, then it is a vali
by m3kw9 3y ago
If the core mission is to advance and help humanity, then they determine by changing it to profit and making it closed will help that mission, then it is a valid decision
- KoolKat23 3y agoThat's like saying rolling back environmental protection regulation will help humanity advance.
- philwelch 3y agoNot at all; it’s actually far more plausible that, in many cases, rolling back environmental regulations will help humanity advance.
- KoolKat23 3y agoDepends on your limited definition of advance. Chilling in a Matrix-esque wasteland with my fancy-futuristic-gadget isn't my idea of advanced-level-humanity. May help with technological advancement, but not social or ethical advancement.
- philwelch 3y agoIt’s been known to happen that environmental regulations turn out to be ill-considered, counterproductive, entirely corrupt instances of regulatory capture by politically dominant industries, or simply poor cost-benefit tradeoffs. Gigantic pickups are a consequence of poorly considered environmental regulations in the United States, for instance.
- KoolKat23 3y agoTrue, at their core though, those aren't environmental at their heart but rather something else green-washed, be it corruption, subsidisation or something else.