> Why isn't "the world" the smartphone market where there are plenty of options? At a certain point in debates like this everyone ends up over-examining analog

> Why isn't "the world" the smartphone market where there are plenty of options? At a certain point in debates like this everyone ends up over-examining analogies to a point where it isn't useful. To be a useful parallel you'd need a world where you can only buy two types of car and each one only lets you go to one type of shopping mall, or something like that. My point is, that isn't how either the real world works or how smartphone app stores work, so it's a debate over nothing.