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I missed the part where any of this justifies Uber's behaviour. This is just a bunch of baseless conjecture about what you think "normal cabbies" do.
by emergentcypher 12y ago
I missed the part where any of this justifies Uber's behaviour. This is just a bunch of baseless conjecture about what you think "normal cabbies" do.
- closetnerd 12y agoI think your problem is that you assume that because Uber might be, in some cases, be ignoring regulations that that means that Uber's behavior is wrong. The law usually not a guideline for ethical behavior. Specially in a country as bureaucratic as ours. The law quickly becomes something that protects incumbents and stifles innovation.