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And the more bad decisions they make, the less wealthy they become and vice versa. It's almost as if this self-correcting dynamic had something to do with effi
by pxmpxm 4y ago
And the more bad decisions they make, the less wealthy they become and vice versa.
It's almost as if this self-correcting dynamic had something to do with efficient resource allocation and general prosperity; but what do I know, I'm but a simple backyard furnace operator.
- trasz 4y agoExcept they don't became any less wealthy because of this. Their products might become crappier, but again, in most cases this doesn't matter because the people making decisions about buying products are not the people using them. That's why most enterprise software is so terrible, btw.