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Haigh is right. Unicorns, Moonshots, ... these days it's even considered "disruptive" if you offer a couple of scooter for rent. Whom are you disrupting exactly
by Tepix 7y ago
Haigh is right. Unicorns, Moonshots, ... these days it's even considered "disruptive" if you offer a couple of scooter for rent. Whom are you disrupting exactly?
- FroshKiller 7y agoPedestrians.
- Munksgaard 7y agoNormal flow of traffic?
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoThat seems much too dismissive. Maybe scooters won’t end up being as transformative as Bird hopes, and probably that’s where the smart money is. But I’m imagining someone in 2007 saying “come on Steve, it’s just a cell phone with a big screen”.
- geezerjay 7y ago> these days it's even considered "disruptive" if you offer a couple of scooter for rent. Whom are you disrupting exactly? Public transportation, and how people move around a city? Sure, it's scooters/bikes/cars/helicoptera for rent. But being ubiquitous and affordable makes it usable and in some cases even preferable than established solutions. That changes a lot of stuff. Heck, airbnb is just a middleman in renting deals, right?