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Yes. He further argues that competition is bad because it has produced this state. ("Competition doesn’t produce variety, it results in commoditization until we
by pjlegato 11y ago
Yes. He further argues that competition is bad because it has produced this state. ("Competition doesn’t produce variety, it results in commoditization until we are left with 23 identical variations of the same vehicle.")
He fails to note that there are actually many hundreds of other substantially different vehicles available for sale today.
He is also evidently unaware of what happens in the absence of competition: far from some sort of designer's utopia of unique individual self-expression, you get one vehicle to pick from, and you have to wait for 10 years to get one -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trabant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trabant