I like the term as it's very specific and relatable, especially when applied to two-sided markets facilitated on a centralized platform. None of this should co

I like the term as it's very specific and relatable, especially when applied to two-sided markets facilitated on a centralized platform. None of this should come as a surprise though and we can merely see it as one mode of capitalism working as intended. The problem wouldn't be nearly as bad if the companies were family owned rather than by venture capitalists and investors.