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This experience raises an important question: What will it mean when accepting free goods becomes socially normalized? If society begins to see free resources as normal and acceptable, the potential to disseminate essential goods seamlessly increases.
The founder emphasizes that some resources—like water—are fundamental human rights and should not be commodified. When we start to view access to such resources as a basic right rather than a market commodity, society opens the door to innovative models that prioritize accessibility over profit.