But their dominance causes problems in a region where the common attitude is, "If it already works, why bother to improve on it?" Here, each successful seller of plantain chips spawns a thousand imitators selling identical chips; conformity is esteemed while individuality raises eyebrows; success is measured by how similar you are to those who have gone before you.
If men were basically evil, who would bother to improve the world instead of giving it up as a bad job at the outset?
So, second, we are seeing differing conceptions of action give rise to starkly differing views of the moral demands of rationality; on Vogler's view, the solely calculative conception of action allows for rational agents who lie, cynically exploit others, and don't bother to improve themselves.
For years, as vinyl hurtled toward obsolescence, no one bothered to try and improve the record-pressing process, or even to build new machines, and so the presses in operation today are the same ones that were being used half a century ago.
The only thing worse than using a painfully stock character is admitting to your audience that you know that is exactly what you're doing and not bother to try to improve it.
"We're not a sport that's saying: 'OK we're just going to sweep the problem under the carpet and not bother trying to improve it the testing or trying to catch people.' We are doing that so you are going to then pay the price in terms of the sport taking a media hit when you do catch people, but at least you know the sport is trying to make itself a clean sport".
We've already reached the pinnacle of engineering and usability with the phones we have, so why bother trying to improve them?
They are just too comfortable to be pushed or bothered to make a change or improve their lives.
Even if you never bothered to strengthen these areas before, full-body fitness will improve your performance in almost any sport.
