I think it’s trivial to argue that without capitalism we would not have iPhones, they are the product of the desire to please a market to make a lot of money.
If the driver was "I want to buld something useful for my fellow humans that wouldn’t likely trrend toward an elitist redundant unsustainable device built on the exploitation of cheap labor.
Well, it’s always “humans made this”.
I think it’s trivial to argue that without capitalism we would not have iPhones, they are the product of the desire to please a market to make a lot of money.
If the driver was "I want to buld something useful for my fellow humans that wouldn’t likely trrend toward an elitist redundant unsustainable device built on the exploitation of cheap labor.
People innovated before capitalism and will innovate long after it.
What has iPhone to do with innovation?
Don’t be obtuse. The smartphone along with the internet is probably one of the most impactful innovations of the past century.