>Why shouldn't people be free to live an unhealthy lifestyle, and accept the consequences?
They should. But how many really want to? They are victims of their biology. If we can help them the way we'll help the businessman who couldn't control his stupid financial instincts or underestimated his capabilities (bankruptcy) why can't we help with a drug that will help these people transform and maybe even contribute back more than we give them.
Lighten up. I acknowledged it wasnâ€(TM)t for everyone. But acting like it wasnâ€(TM)t worth the bits itâ€(TM)s coded in is gaslighting pretty darn hard as well. How about we offer our opinion for what itâ€(TM)s worth and stop trying to burn down the work.
For me in a large west coast city in the US. It was great. I get that it wasn't great for a lot of people, but I can't be hostile towards something that I have used 100% of the time since its launch and found it to be easier to look at and just as accurate as the Google's. I'm sorry it didn't work for you, but it worked really well for me. And Apple gets and deserves my praise as much as your scorn.
Why cares where the Sun is? The only reason we need time is to coordinate with each other. It doesn't matter what the time is, so long as everyone can see what it is at any moment.
So, there's an artificial constraint that prevents me from profiting from the information that happens to be in my head, the information that I helped to contribute to with my own hard work?
But I can use all that information to help the shareholders profit, including the CEO, and the board of directors who themselves probable put this rule into place.
So, it's work really hard for me but stay poor so I can control you.