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So if I'm reading this right, the author feels that the reason these companies are so valuable is because it destroys the free market one customer at a time, se
by KirinDave 6y ago
So if I'm reading this right, the author feels that the reason these companies are so valuable is because it destroys the free market one customer at a time, selling lock ins that would crush a normal business to escape, and that will deliver long term value as a result of said destruction.
I guess that makes sense.
- sdenton4 6y agoSee, the market is itself a commons, which we are obligated to destroy in our search for profit and pure, unadulterated freedom. (but mostly profit.)
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