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I'm not sure that's the lesson here, considering that the issue is that the New York state government neutered the bill after it had already been voted on. Rather, it's that your vote will be ignored in favor of what the establishment wants.

Don't forget profitability; that consideration which often seems to force engineers into picking only one out of the three.

Here's a short clip about how most people don't even understand why we need the Right to Repair:

Are you seriously telling me that you cannot tell the difference between small businesses run by a handful of people, and multi-national corporations?

Which is honestly par for the course for Battlegrinder; in my experience, at least.

Really? You ever stop to consider, then, why you feel the need to defend corporations so blindly? Or why you're more inclined to take their word over someone else's?

Something I've noticed is that, thanks to extensive propaganda efforts on the part of various major corporations, a lot of people are in favor of monopolies. This is what has made it so difficult to get Right to Repair off the ground; because, barring personal bias, the public's first instincts...

MODLY EDIT: Right to Repair Discussion removed from the Epic vs. Apple thread. Considering Apple's tireless efforts to kill the Right to Repair movement, I'd say that seats them firmly into the "evil" category.