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Sounds like they're saying stifling new or fringe ideas is a worse problem than stifling new businesses. I'm not 100% sure I agree - I would actually say they'
by rdiddly 9y ago
Sounds like they're saying stifling new or fringe ideas is a worse problem than stifling new businesses. I'm not 100% sure I agree - I would actually say they're about the same: Equally important (contrary to Upvoter333's opinion), and intimately related (contrary to yours). There's a parallel between established, popular, dominant ideas on the one hand, and established, popular, dominant businesses on the other.
- mhermher 9y agoSure I can agree with that. OP's comment seemed pretty out of place though, almost like a google-whataboutism. What about Facebook? Well, yeah, if that is the kind of counterargument, then we can ask "What about...?" a million different things. It doesn't take away from what the article is about.