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>If they only had dynamite content and a shitty user experience people would simply pirate the content and not pay for it. Most people have no clue how to pira

>If they only had dynamite content and a shitty user experience people would simply pirate the content and not pay for it. Most people have no clue how to pirate anything. Out of 100 people in your life, including all your relatives, honestly, how many of them are willing and capable of pirating content? If you think it's over 25% you will have me ROFLOL. And all of those people will be just fine with a less flashy UI than Netflix has to watch content they want to watch. I mean, they've been using cable boxes for years and those absolutely SUCK for finding content - but they still watched, because there is content they want to watch, or not, so they don't watch. You're really making some very weak arguments.

triceratops 6y ago
> If you think it's over 25% you will have me ROFLOL. Laugh it up then: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/17/18412159/game-of-thrones-got-season-8-premiere-pirated-55-million-times-first-24-hours-hbo https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/17/18412159/game-of-thrones-... Even if you're right, you're admitting a good UX gets at least 25% of the people to pay money instead of pirating.
- leptons 6y ago
  That link doesn't support anything you're arguing about. Why continue this when you're just flailing around making ridiculous claims. People like you are why I left reddit.