Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I've said several times that we are just talking about
I've said several times that we are just talking about
I'm proposing that the existence of non-incandescent bulbs can explain why making inc. bulbs of worse quality can possibly be profitable and you reply that you are just talking about inc. bulbs hence your earlier point that they cannot be profitable cannot be proved wrong by bringing in the existence of other types of bulbs...
Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Yes... until you remember that ordinary consumers almost never buy other types anyway*, so there's no potential for discrimination.
Yes... until you remember that ordinary consumers almost never buy other types anyway*, so there's no potential for discrimination.
Originally posted by Kuciwalker
to prevent businesses (and other similarly large organizations) from buying incandescents instead of flourescents.
to prevent businesses (and other similarly large organizations) from buying incandescents instead of flourescents.
Originally posted by Kuciwalker The problem there is that IIRC there are pretty sound technical reasons why they'd always want flourescents anyway, even if you substatially improved incandescents.
Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Think about that for 30 seconds and get back to us, mkay?
Think about that for 30 seconds and get back to us, mkay?
To be honest Kuci, I don't really care about lightbulbs or their economics.
What I wanted to say was the following: I'm not much older than you and I also have an education that makes it very tempting to treat people in certain ways. I see it in myself and try to avoid it. I seldom post but I've been lurking a while and I noticed that you are quickly becoming much worse in this regards and could maybe reflect on this.
That is all.
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