Yeah, Uber criticism seems to be an example of the old "perfect being the enemy of good" problem. Uber is extremely far away from being even remotely perfect, b

Yeah, Uber criticism seems to be an example of the old "perfect being the enemy of good" problem. Uber is extremely far away from being even remotely perfect, but the old system was built on a system of corruption, cruft, and abuse, it was mostly horrid for everyone except a tiny few. The fact that only now old taxi companies are scrambling to change and improve dramatically is a stunning indictment of the existing complacency and lack of competitive market forces.