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This really fits in the greater scenario that: Once an emerging technology has gotten popular enough (no longer limited to few inventors and early adoptors). Y
by Aperocky 7y ago
This really fits in the greater scenario that:
Once an emerging technology has gotten popular enough (no longer limited to few inventors and early adoptors). You've got people that understand barely anything about it trying to get a slice of a pie. This can come in any directions, some of it as job applicants/VC management deals, some of it posing as regulatory bodies, and it happens both inside and outside of the company/circle that created tech.
Sometimes it works out as the new tech is competitive enough to absorb the cost of these overheads, other times it just sink with edge/non-contributing members sucking the blood out of it.