And to be realistic, also owed to their size also some things need to go that way? And it is also wrong, because even those corps don't throw the product away,

And to be realistic, also owed to their size also some things need to go that way? And it is also wrong, because even those corps don't throw the product away, but start iterating then usually. And unfortunately on the other hand "modern", scrum becomes just smaller waterfalls. It all seems to be just a spectrum of sprint length and size of your feedback loops? But I'd encourage everybody to not just bitch about it but try to live that situation, a big tanker is just much different steering than a speedboat. Unlimited scrum trainers and agile mindsets won't help that. In this sense I'm not sure what neither waterfall nor modern agile in its many variation means, just certainly it is always easy to laugh from the outside.