The same vicious cycle is playing out in every industry...

Originally, I was a specialist in the thermal environment within architecture.
However, in recent years, there has been a rise in the number of products in the fields of termite prevention and durability.
We began to receive consulting requests from several top manufacturers.
I was able to gain a lot of specialized knowledge in fields other than thermal environment.
"It's the same in every industry..."
There are some points where I feel the same way, but in a bad way.
Here's what it looks like:
Apparently I found a way to improve it.
Or
There is clearly a problem with the current situation.
I discovered something very wonderful.
Professor, let's say there is a company...
These people are trying to include it in the next revision of the standards.
This would almost certainly result in interference from existing lobbying groups.
In the end, I thought, "Why not just keep things as they are?"
The reality is that it will be twisted and crushed.
As a result, the majority of companies in the industry are maintaining the status quo and avoiding problems.
It could be postponed, and many other citizens and the country as a whole would suffer.
I will suffer...
To make matters worse, the housing industry has been resistant to these standards.
"It meets the criteria! Isn't that amazing?"
There is no end to advertisements like this.
This is the same as yesterday's topic, but we have completely given up thinking for ourselves...
I don't think this is limited to the three or four organizations I know. For example, if you think about the benefits to the public, you can see the same problems when you look at the licenses and permits for Uber, private lodgings, and daycare centers...
Looking at Germany, it is natural that lobby groups would not be able to take similar action.
I strongly feel that in the end, standards will be concentrated on the interests of the people and the country...
I've written about this a few times before, but
This is because some lobbying groups are resting on their laurels.
"Poverty is shared thinly and widely across the nation"
I'm sure it is.
This seems to be less common in sectors exposed to international competition, such as automobiles and electrical appliances, but it seems to me that sectors that are completed entirely within the country are almost without exception infected by this poison.
I think there are people from a variety of industries here, so I wonder what it's like? I'd like to hear opinions from people in a variety of industries.