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does it concern you that someone will be paying for the electricity you use? Neighbors, landlord, town? If the building had a swimming pool, would you think it
by h2odragon 2y ago
does it concern you that someone will be paying for the electricity you use? Neighbors, landlord, town?
If the building had a swimming pool, would you think it ethical for you to sell tickets to the public to use the pool? Is what you propose different?
- allears 2y agoThat's a very good analogy. You'd essentially be taking a free perk provided to you, and turning around and selling it. If the landlord is providing your electricity, would you be splitting the profits with him?
- rishikeshs 2y agoI understand the ethical concerns. It's not like government is paying electricity, but the rent is calculated in a way that electricity is accounted for! My biggest concern ethically is climate and also the extra load on the grid due to this unnecessary task!