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There is a tremendous amount of intertia that needs to be overcome when starting a competing company or a movement to replace any of those. A lot of the compet

There is a tremendous amount of intertia that needs to be overcome when starting a competing company or a movement to replace any of those. A lot of the competing companies have a large vertical integration in their field, and can refuse your supply for any of it

euroPoor 7y ago
Of course, that’s the whole point. But you can build inertia. Take a look at Europe where there’s tremendous protesting going on regarding Climate Change, and we slowly see some change in for one, public opinion and two in policy making. It’s slow and painful and frustrating but you gotta work and not always blame the ‘global elite’. I know it’s hard to build inertia, I failed in court, I failed at building companies. But we all have to try and not put the blame on someone without doing anything.
- hummusoiler 7y ago
  You can try and build inertia whilst blaming the global elite too. They also did not hint about their activity in any way. It can also in many ways to be literally impossible to compete for example due to some direct-or-not regulation. I think it's not fair to roll the fault on the commenter either, even if it's easier to not think about it that way
- blunte 7y ago
  Unfortunately, Europe is moving quite westward in terms of politics and ignorance. (I'll just be direct and use the word, karma be damned). So what has happened in the US is happening elsewhere, on a delay. Fortunately, what is not on a delay is the age of the people doing the self-serving, future-burning deeds. Those people will all die within 15 years of each other. Hopefully those who are left will have a bit more sanity.
  - euroPoor 7y ago
    How much more apocalyptic can you get? Do you think painting an apocalyptic picture and then blaming some parts of the population on the bad parts of your picture will do anything good?
- anigbrowl 7y ago
  You build momentum to overcome inertia. Inertia is the tendency of things that are at rest to stay put.

euroPoor 7y ago

Of course, that’s the whole point. But you can build inertia. Take a look at Europe where there’s tremendous protesting going on regarding Climate Change, and we slowly see some change in for one, public opinion and two in policy making. It’s slow and painful and frustrating but you gotta work and not always blame the ‘global elite’. I know it’s hard to build inertia, I failed in court, I failed at building companies. But we all have to try and not put the blame on someone without doing anything.

hummusoiler 7y ago
You can try and build inertia whilst blaming the global elite too. They also did not hint about their activity in any way. It can also in many ways to be literally impossible to compete for example due to some direct-or-not regulation. I think it's not fair to roll the fault on the commenter either, even if it's easier to not think about it that way
blunte 7y ago
Unfortunately, Europe is moving quite westward in terms of politics and ignorance. (I'll just be direct and use the word, karma be damned). So what has happened in the US is happening elsewhere, on a delay. Fortunately, what is not on a delay is the age of the people doing the self-serving, future-burning deeds. Those people will all die within 15 years of each other. Hopefully those who are left will have a bit more sanity.
- euroPoor 7y ago
  How much more apocalyptic can you get? Do you think painting an apocalyptic picture and then blaming some parts of the population on the bad parts of your picture will do anything good?
anigbrowl 7y ago
You build momentum to overcome inertia. Inertia is the tendency of things that are at rest to stay put.