A solution only exists if you have a problem. A problem is every opportunity for a solution. Uber existed to address the limited amount of taxis in a city and a

A solution only exists if you have a problem. A problem is every opportunity for a solution. Uber existed to address the limited amount of taxis in a city and address the pricing problem they produce. How they themselves became more expensive, they also became more of a problem. Then more solutions were added like regulation... The issues are compounding. The phrase is, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions.". A good example is also how some open-source business models moved away and started charing their services. The unintentional consequences of society and businesses making descissions hastedly would out throughly reviewing and executing their strategy. Often businesses that make these underhanded tactics receive massive negative publicity and loss. A good example is how Unity announced that it will start charging per installation of a users game. This became problematic because in turn it was taking an already fairly licensed product and tacting on additional fees which caused it to become unfairly priced. Their initial goal as a platform for game development was to be the better competition to major studios eventually becoming the problem they swore not to be after becoming established.