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And if not, and if the demand was so strong, why wouldn't a new company have sprung up to compete on that basis? You don't have to prove the reason why to obse
by causi 4y ago
And if not, and if the demand was so strong, why wouldn't a new company have sprung up to compete on that basis?
You don't have to prove the reason why to observe that it didn't happen. No company sprung up.
- crazygringo 3y agoBut you can definitely ask why not. Asking questions helps our understanding, to help recognize where situations like this might also exist, or arise in the future. I wouldn't want HN to become a place where you can't ask questions!