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Fair enough, but also the TOS should require your lawyer sitting next to you for every word and a law degree to understand half of it. If companies also took responsibility for the services they provide to their customer and not try and limit all liability, we wouldn’t have near the problems we do.

Nobody reads the TOS because we know we A) don’t understand most of it, B) can’t change it; so why care?

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HoloKat 2y ago

I agree but here we are. TOS was just an example to demonstrate why people can’t be fully responsible for themselves in a society ran on a million moving parts. We delegate things for a reason.

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Doug Brown 2y ago

Totally understand. I often say how ridiculous it is that people can’t even take responsibility for something as simple as ordering the wrong thing at a restaurant. “It must be the servers fault, they heard me wrong” or “the cooks weren’t paying attention” (which does happen) but it’s just insane.