Soon I came across many articles against the big companies and especially against the Chinese state. They are responsible for air pollution and harm to humanity. I have nothing against the free writing of people or journalists. But are they correct in their conclusions? Let's assume that every product produced by a large company is bought by the common man. Shouldn't we pay a little attention to our actions? Everyone purchases a Chinese-made product, such as a phone. This is true regardless of whether the product originates from an American or European company. Is it just a phone? For example, I know people who criticize wealthy corporations. Their actions show they replace their TV every few years because they want the latest model. Another sees that they are advertising the latest model fridge, but its design is nicer, and he decides to renew it even if it is a payoff, but he needs to be able to take a picture for social media in front of a good-looking fridge full of products. He doesn't realize that this software, which supports so many people, needs more hardware that requires electricity. Everyone is trying to buy a new t-shirt so that people who look at his profile can say that he is chic. At the moment, the world is experiencing an unstoppable euphoria over the mania of owning electronic money. What resources are required for this endeavor? They don't consider the consequences, but they campaign in the financial media about its importance. Would large corporations produce a product that is not in demand? If there are no buyers, they will definitely reduce their production. If all other countries stopped demanding goods from China, would they still produce them? I don't know what would happen if China closed its borders for six months, but only for goods that the world needs. Don't think China is making any toys for thrift stores. China produces everything from the iPhone to medicines for the underprivileged. Recently, China has produced nearly 80 percent of photovoltaic panels and wind turbines. However, when individuals become wealthy through their own efforts, they are often criticized. Recently, I have witnessed the politics of American presidents. They are not giving American citizens a better life, but they are struggling to slow down the Chinese economy so that it does not become the number one economy. A simple example is that they put customs duties on goods and so on; the average person simply pays more for the product. I think everyone should think about what they can contribute and not blame others for their mistakes. For example, I don't have a smartphone yet. I only use my laptop for work-related tasks, writing, or quick trips to the post office. Visit Meta or LinkedIn weekly. I can't deny that every day I visit at least one financial site to get an idea of what I should invest in. Everyone is right for himself, whatever he says, but our actions must be in the right direction to protect the planet.
Author Sezgin Ismailov
How easy it is to blame someone or something compared to finding a way to solve the problem peacefully. Sezgin
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