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IThe real world is shades of gray, not black and white. There is no 'good' only 'less bad'. This is definitely less bad. They now know their foundries, can put
by mattip 13y ago
IThe real world is shades of gray, not black and white. There is no 'good' only 'less bad'. This is definitely less bad. They now know their foundries, can put a face to their supply line lower levels, and can ask questions. No Nobel prize, just one step that others should follow. And they did not pull out of impoverished regions, they made sure the foundries they work with are responsibly resourcing raw materials.
- protomyth 13y ago(Not gp) Interesting, but I've always believed the world is black and white, but we are imperfect creatures with limited vision so we see a lot of grey. If you cannot see all the pieces and interactions, you hope experience and education can allow you to make the best decisions. This is probably why I consider "the end justifies the means" to be the definition of evil. I really cannot imagine thinking there is no 'good' and only 'less bad'.