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> But breaking it before it has changed is risky and foolish, and does more harm than good. Exactly, that's only for companies like uber and airbnb who add rea
by nikau 4y ago
> But breaking it before it has changed is risky and foolish, and does more harm than good.
Exactly, that's only for companies like uber and airbnb who add real value to society, not some losers trying to make books accessible.
- wmorgan 4y agoI don’t know about Airbnb. But you realize that before Uber existed, people ran businesses which were entirely, “you call us up, we’ll send you a car and take you where you want to go,” (And that driver was an independent contractor) I really don’t see the angle that Uber was doing something fundamentally new, except to the extent that they dramatically lowered the price and a lot more people used the service.