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from a personal and social perspective, I see nothing wrong with it. In fact, even in the EU we still ahve a lot of BS startups. We imo need more sustainable bu
by fl0id 2y ago
from a personal and social perspective, I see nothing wrong with it. In fact, even in the EU we still ahve a lot of BS startups. We imo need more sustainable businesses, that value actual societal value/value to consumers or businesses over growth and shareholder value.
- cheptsov 2y agoThis seems like a very socialistic perspective to me, which might not align well with big tech and innovation. I suggest re-reading "Atlas Shrugged" for this topic.
- p_j_w 2y agoIt doesn't sound at all like the workers owning the means of production. >I suggest re-reading "Atlas Shrugged" for this topic. Ah yes, that's the problem. We all need to read and subscribe to the ideology of Ayn Rand, then we'd understand and everything would be better!
- sensanaty 2y agoWe should definitely take the word of an infamous welfare queen (Ayn Rand) on how to run society, indeed
- xvector 2y ago[flagged]
- Moldoteck 2y agoRegulation can be good. For example car sector and expanding car centric infra including erasing old towns killed a lot more ppl and had a huge environmental impact in us compared to eu where this sector was more regulated. So long term the suffering got bigger in us compared to eu because us had poor regulation and poor decision makers