>> Starbucks is optimizing for their profit.
Are we shocked businesses are optimizing for their profit? Isn't that their purpose?
Are we shocked businesses are optimizing for their profit? Isn't that their purpose?
BTW, say, your bedroom serves no public benefit; its point is to provide you some highly private benefits. Is it bad?
I'd say that any activity is fine, as long as it does not result in or intended for public harm. Providing a public benefit should be strictly optional; paying taxes should be enough.
Shielding people from liability is a good start.
>BTW, say, your bedroom serves no public benefit; its point is to provide you some highly private benefits. Is it bad?
I can't commit crimes in my bedroom and escape any and all responsibility for it.