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>Restrictions can both help and hinder innovation I'm not sure innovation is really impacted when restricting the private sector. Traditionally, innovation hap
by ranyume 1y ago
>Restrictions can both help and hinder innovation
I'm not sure innovation is really impacted when restricting the private sector. Traditionally, innovation happens in public (e.g, universities) or military spaces.
- throw10920 1y agoThis is extremely dubious. There are hundreds (thousands?) of examples of innovation happening in the private sector - I could name the blue LED off the top of my head, and got personal computers, search engines, smartphones, cloud computing, and integrated circuits with less than a minute of searching.