Thought experiment: What if it were made illegal for parent companies to brand their products without the parent company name listed first?
I bet that'd change a shitload pretty quickly
Almost nobody realizes like 10 companies own 90% of the world-- and even for those of us who realize it, it's so easy to forget because it's not just 10 companies, it's the 700,000 "independent" brands owned by those 10 companies.
Thought experiment: What if it were made illegal for parent companies to brand their products without the parent company name listed first?
@mawr The real eye opener to me, during a few business classes in college, was learning just how much of the world is owned by Tata or Unilever, and just how easy it is for them to file for a new corporation anywhere.
After that, it became pretty easy to realize we're all just line items in one or more corrupt billionaire's spreadsheets.
Thought experiment: What if it were made illegal for parent companies to brand their products without the parent company name listed first?
@mawr Though maybe the better education was spending a couple months playing EVE, reading up on how players exploit its economy and learned to hide their assets, then realizing the real world works that way too.
re: Thought experiment
@Goldkin HA!
Context is important!! uwu