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Sort of. For now. How much higher do the walls need to become before it's no longer reasonable to live outside Apple's garden?
by shuntress 4y ago
Sort of. For now. How much higher do the walls need to become before it's no longer reasonable to live outside Apple's garden?
- joshmanders 4y ago> How much higher do the walls need to become before it's no longer reasonable to live outside Apple's garden? Do you mean "How much longer do I have to watch people enjoy their cake before I give in and want to eat the cake too?" I find it pretty absurd that people demand Apple do things differently because their choice of alternative feels the need to follow Apple instead of leading themselves.
- pb7 4y agoSlippery slope fallacy. Wake me up when it actually happens because it never does.
- heavyset_go 4y agoThis is the fallacy fallacy. Just because you can identify a potential logical fallacy in a statement doesn't mean it isn't true.
- shuntress 4y agoIt's not a slippery slope. It's just the natural progression of a monopoly.