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I think it's odd anyone would assume this would be the only way it's sold too, no?

• bravetraveler 5y ago
  I think that would be an odd transition indeed. With that said, I understand a certain apprehension with this... in a future sense. It may lead to a time where more and more things are essentially leased. Maybe to that eventual end. This may attract a lot of favor, cheaper things are nice. The investors are happy because of recurring revenue. In exchange however, we lose control. There's a good metaphor I can't quite remember, but it's based around a pile of marbles. Each one alone isn't of much interest, but it's a big pile