Bear, the most evil corporation in the world.

Well, that's a topic that was voted in this week by our Patreon supporting space lizards

to be examined.

But is bear really evil?

Are they truly any more or less evil than so many other global corporations today?

It's some level of evil.

Just business as usual.

When it comes to life in America, and I would imagine virtually every other nation, if

not literally every other nation, we tend to support and rely on corporations as consumers

or other products, even if we strongly assume that they might be doing some shady shit.

Even when we know they're doing a lot of terrible stuff or have done terrible stuff, we

often overlook it.

And I'm certainly no exception.

I assume, for example, that at least some of the minerals mine and then used in the laptop,

I do my research on and the phone I use to post to socials, text my kids, talk to my

wife, make my entire life work.

Probably have come from conflict zones like the DRC, but I still use that tech.

I could switch to a competitor, but I'm assuming they also probably use those same minerals,

sometimes likely mine from the Congo or a similar place.

Or if not, they for sure use something that came from a sweatshop, a big corporation

relies on or the rough equivalent.

Actually I looked out and happened to find out this week that Apple uses the least conflict

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