"Right to repair" isn't some kind of little negotiated contract fiddling. A company can't agree to a 5-year right to repair. Right to repair is a normal freedom, like speech, like using everyday objects you buy or make, generally walking around, meeting people, etc. Don't let's get all twisted up here and start thinking some dumb-ass business plan is the starting point in our basic conceptualization of humanity.
> Right to repair is a normal freedom
Right to try to repair is a normal freedom.
Right to watch five YouTube videos on how to fix my horrid soldering job.
I wouldn't trade it for the world though, we need more tinkering.
Me trying to fix our living room couch. Yeah. I fell ya, man.