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What you're doing is bad-faith arguing. There's a clear difference between someone doing something in a very limited capacity and a company that's basing their
by mihaic 3y ago
What you're doing is bad-faith arguing. There's a clear difference between someone doing something in a very limited capacity and a company that's basing their entire revenue on the same thing.
For instance, me recommending to a colleague some off-the-shelf painkiller or someone without a medical license doing this through an app are not the same thing.
- crowcroft 3y agoYea, you're right there. Uber has absolutely crossed the rubicon between 'gig workers' getting paid to drive someone around a few times a week as a side hustle, to being a full blown transport company. I do think it's interesting to see how different countries/states etc. legislate Uber though because you can make a lot of arguments that they are doing things in a novel way.