I think there is a difference between a world where you're stuck doing something and one where that thing is available. Your quote resonates with me, I hate the

I think there is a difference between a world where you're stuck doing something and one where that thing is available. Your quote resonates with me, I hate the idea of e.g. not being able to own a car and having some subscription thing instead designed to maximally extract money from me. But I still think it's a good thing that subscription car sharing exists. We just need some kind of oversight (which i know is easier said than done) to prevent the world from turning into some kind of corporatized wasteland where we're essentially all matrix inhabitants that just exist for the XaaS revenue we provide. But solving that isn't helped by shutting down free enterprises.