I wish people would remember this phenomenon when they are engaging in wild theories of intricate (and often malevolent) corporate strategy. Such as: buying Gi

I wish people would remember this phenomenon when they are engaging in wild theories of intricate (and often malevolent) corporate strategy. Such as: buying GitHub is unlikely to be Microsoft's attempt to trap OSS; Apple's early adoption of new ports probably isn't motivated by selling an extra $12 dongle for every $2000 Macbook; a journalist criticising Facebook is rather unlikely to be acting on corporate orders to sully the competition, etc.