Greg Slepak on Nostr: Alternatively, and perhaps even better would be a "planned obsolescence" tax. The ...
Alternatively, and perhaps even better would be a "planned obsolescence" tax.
The shorter your product's lifespan, the greater the tax.
You could even combine the two together, and use these taxes to subsidize companies creating long-lasting products.
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