European Union Spending $152 Million To Re-Invent The Wheel
The politicians in the EU have decided to spend $152 million of their constituent’s tax dollars on developing a rival for Google.
The problem is that we’ve already got a Google. Why does the EU need to develop another one, if that’s even possible?
I’m all for competition, but why not let the market develop a competitor for Google? And if the market doesn’t produce a Google rival, does that not indicate that Google is doing a good job of meeting demand for its services as is?
