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He's just coming up with new terms for old concepts. He's just talking about anti-trust law and anti-trust economics. This is all very well trodden territory.
by AndyMcConachie 3y ago
He's just coming up with new terms for old concepts. He's just talking about anti-trust law and anti-trust economics. This is all very well trodden territory.
There's nothing wrong with him doing this and in some ways I appreciate how he gets new audiences excited about these rather staid concepts. He's a teacher in that way, and if he can get more people clued into anti-trust thinking in the technology space then good for him.
- SideburnsOfDoom 3y ago> He's just talking about anti-trust law and anti-trust economics. This is all very well trodden territory He seems to be very much arguing for a _comeback_ of something that has been less used in recent decades. He's not hiding that. Does that count as "well-trodden" if it's nearly forgotten in modern times?