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With competition users, there can be new sites and users can show these companies with their clicks. I get what you’re saying but consumers are apparently ok wi
by dinkumthinkum 3y ago
With competition users, there can be new sites and users can show these companies with their clicks. I get what you’re saying but consumers are apparently ok with it to an extent. It’s not an evil like labor camps and bread lines. :)
- SV_BubbleTime 3y agoI agree. Breadlines are bad. But this isn’t a capitalism vs communism/socialism thing. I’m not saying MBAs are the alternative to breadlines. I’m saying that given the rate we are going they are another cause. As far as consumers being OK with things. That is another major cause of our problems, selectable-outrage which I think is from a corrupt media. And a corrupt media… also run by MBAs trying to extract every possible resource, run as lean as possible with resources a media org has like reputation and goodwill, eliminating the costly things like difficult research-journalism in favor of Clickbait BS. I think there’s about seven things wrong with our time. MBA-ification is only one. The next two would be a corrupt media and a complexity-crisis that no one sees coming.
- johnnyanmac 3y ago>but consumers are apparently ok with it to an extent to be blunt, consumers are lazy and that is how the network effect goes from "household name" to "too big to fail". Like a frog boiling, by the time the user eventually leaves 10 more are jumping in.