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>> What’s the most important change that happened in the world of atoms in the last 30 years? Uber may be near the top the list Oh you mean a scheduling app th
by quirkot 4y ago
>> What’s the most important change that happened in the world of atoms in the last 30 years? Uber may be near the top the list
Oh you mean a scheduling app that's lost billions of dollars via explicitly lawless business practices? Yes, it sure is no running water
- noSyncCloud 4y agoI'm so grateful that the masters of the universe have decided to grace us with a stupid article defending their stupid investment mistakes :)
- strken 4y agoThe funny thing about ridesharing is that the "innovation" is literally just circumventing regulations designed to stop independent depression-era drivers from filling up the roads (e.g. medallion and licensing systems). If those regulations didn't exist, it wouldn't take a massive company to get them changed, and we might have ended up with distributed local markets for drivers rather than a few competing multinationals.