maybe not about OSS, but they know and care about freedom, and I think we are gonna have to really understand how open source and free software are connected as a matter of principle; beyond their origin stories.
> Why pay and share and give that advantage to your competitors?
this is the essence of the issue;
we gotta understand why society is often seen through such adversarial lenses?
this question ("why adversarial thinking?") though asked rhetorically, has a good answer which is important to understand, as well as a bad answer which is also important to understand.
I've chosen to consider this question without fully answering; but by thinking about the notion of 'identity', what makes me be in this or in that group such that 'who are our competitors?' is not so simple to answer.
> Why pay and share and give that advantage to your competitors?
this is the essence of the issue;
we gotta understand why society is often seen through such adversarial lenses?
this question ("why adversarial thinking?") though asked rhetorically, has a good answer which is important to understand, as well as a bad answer which is also important to understand.
I've chosen to consider this question without fully answering; but by thinking about the notion of 'identity', what makes me be in this or in that group such that 'who are our competitors?' is not so simple to answer.