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So you're saying what's "pretty clearly happening" is there's no way the "competitive incentive" is ignored in this "large under-served market" for any other r

by zen928 2y ago

So you're saying what's "pretty clearly happening" is there's no way the "competitive incentive" is ignored in this "large under-served market" for any other reason than the specific "market power" interference caused by an advertising oligopoly? Do you then also think Musk purchased one of the largest advertising driven platforms on the planet without understanding this "pretty clear" outcome could happen from any controversial action? :)

snapplebobapple 2y ago
It is irrelevant what musk thought it is only relevant what is happening. What is happening is large companies can afford to ignore a market because a group of them have colluded and know the others wont break the agreement to boycott and the produxt options are so heavily weighted to their group that the consumers will be consuming their produxt anyway.