> coming out with products that are faster, more private, more decentralized, more this, more that. This isn't just another Howl-like lament. Quite the opposit

> coming out with products that are faster, more private, more decentralized, more this, more that. This isn't just another Howl-like lament. Quite the opposite! https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/06/12/click/ https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/06/12/click/ > But in no clear way do these products actually improve on what’s existing in a significant enough way that users may consider a shift This article is apparently shaming engineers for making products that are being sold, but aren't selling well enough. Don't improve products. Don't be concerned with privacy if consumers are not. Just do whatever is going to sell. This kind of thinking would have prevented the seat belt. Seat belts weren't going to sell more cars, they were going to raise costs. And why? Only to save human lives! Waste!