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It's a prisoner's dilemma. Regulators have been made scared of the concept of having a part in making a different monopoly if they cripple the existing near mon
by vmception 5y ago
It's a prisoner's dilemma. Regulators have been made scared of the concept of having a part in making a different monopoly if they cripple the existing near monopolistic companies.
- vanilla_nut 5y agoWho cares? They can just topple them again, every time one company grows too powerful. Just like mowing my lawn: I don’t complain that if I mow the grass, it’ll come back. I just mow it every time it grows too high. It’s all part of the churn, and the government has abdicated their role of monopoly lawnmower.