Right, and that's exactly the point. No one ever consumes the set-union of all content at the same time. Having multiple platforms have different content is no

Right, and that's exactly the point. No one ever consumes the set-union of all content at the same time. Having multiple platforms have different content is not all that different from having multiple TV channels have different content, except now I'm not forced to subscribe to a giant bundle of channels when I only realistically use 2-3 at any given time.