Totally normal and healthy. Like when strip malls began copying the successful businesses they leased to and nearly instantly drove those businesses out because

Totally normal and healthy. Like when strip malls began copying the successful businesses they leased to and nearly instantly drove those businesses out because the strip mall entities were so ungodly powerful in comparison. Or like when Walmart started producing all the successful products it’s suppliers were making - undercutting them and causing them to close down. And who can forget the time the taxi industry was overtaken by shell companies who evaded taxes and underpaid their workers until the taxi industry collapsed? Well the last one is becoming a reality, but none of these examples should be considered normal or healthy. Competition isn’t healthy when it’s a more powerful entity sitting over a technology platform waiting for its customers to be successful only to swoop in and copy that tech and power-edge them out. It’s next gen monopolization.