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This is a deceiving comparison. It'd be like saying "more people now own bicycles than cars". Sure, both cars and bicycles address the "transportation" market
by alberth 10y ago
This is a deceiving comparison.
It'd be like saying "more people now own bicycles than cars".
Sure, both cars and bicycles address the "transportation" marketplace. But one can be sold to 5 year old kids, where the other requires you to have state license and age requirements.
Is not really a fair comparison.
- smegel 10y agoI don't really understand the analogy. Are you saying kids are more likely to read paper newspapers than online sources? I would think the opposite is more likely true. Or if you were saying the opposite...doesn't that support the point of the article?