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I mean market choice was totally taken away almost immediately. You basically need to buy a used car to be totally taken away from touchscreen world. It's simi
by bobthepanda 2y ago
I mean market choice was totally taken away almost immediately. You basically need to buy a used car to be totally taken away from touchscreen world.
It's similar to how consumer-grade dumb TVs do not really exist. And most consumers are not about to start a low-margin, multi-million dollar capex business and start building their own cars and tvs.
- mdp2021 2y ago> You basically need to buy a used car Yes Bob. I also continually monitor that market. Europe here: the powers-that-be are restricting the use of old cars, and the new ones are unacceptable - as law and makers mandate. The scissor of usability is closing the gap between the blades. But that is the situation. But this would not have happened if, wallets being holders of votes, people told the powers-that-be and the car makers to **** off.
- mdp2021 2y ago> start a low-margin, multi-million dollar capex business and start building their own cars and tvs (Sorry, I missed that part.) That is what we need. That is not something «most consumers are not about to start»: it should be a drive to have a few serving the rest. An easier and (on an important side, fail-safe resilience aside) better solution would be a society that would not have let the situation happen in the first place.