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Governments always create borders and politics that slow down the innovation. But we have great entrepreneurs disposed to fight against that.
by juliankmazo 12y ago
Governments always create borders and politics that slow down the innovation. But we have great entrepreneurs disposed to fight against that.
- tomp 12y agoGovernments protect the people by banning dangerous, profit-driven practices. As they should.
- Kurtz79 12y agoProbably the truth lies somewhere in between.
- baddox 12y agoThe problem is that the corporations too often have a large influence on what is considered "dangerous," and that too often becomes things that are financially dangerous to entrenched corporations, like innovation.
- krapp 12y agoTrue. But sometimes corporations would prefer to innovate at the cost of lives, or safety, or even honesty. I'm not suggesting that this applies to Uber or not, as clearly people find value in it and also find value in regulation for taxis in general, only that I don't believe it's axiomatic that regulation and innovation are necessarily mutually opposed.
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- ulfw 12y agoI don't think you can say that about all governments. Maybe your government is that way, I don't know...