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> So they root against it because they want the whole thing destabilized to a point where people are incentivized to make and try alternatives. Wouldn't this d
by MichaelZuo 3y ago
> So they root against it because they want the whole thing destabilized to a point where people are incentivized to make and try alternatives.
Wouldn't this de-incentivize any potential competitors?
After all, what's stopping the same groups from doing the same thing to them when they grow large, and with even more ferocity?