> But, people pay for it. They want the whittled down, inspiring experience without any of the effort or trouble. I don't know if this is the right analogy. So

> But, people pay for it. They want the whittled down, inspiring experience without any of the effort or trouble. I don't know if this is the right analogy. Some people want to pay for features _not_ to be included in stuff because they enjoy the simplicity. There are phones that don't have a browser or let you download apps, for example. That's not a "scam", that's just marketing to people who want simplicity.