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by dsjoerg
33 days ago
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> Interestingly, there were no consequences for the execs that made this 'mistake' The article makes no such claim. What is your source? Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. Or, are you just making things up that you believe are likely, like an AI would? |
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If you say something is illegal and costs $X as a fine, you don’t curb behavior, they just bake the fine into their business model.