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> This doesn't repudiate anything I said, and it's a particularly weird canard. It does repudiate it, directly. What are you on about?
by gpvos 1y ago
> This doesn't repudiate anything I said, and it's a particularly weird canard.
It does repudiate it, directly. What are you on about?
- llm_nerd 1y agoIt doesn't remotely repudiate anything I said, more than saying that Gpvos is the #1 seller of buggy whips ergo ipso facto buggy whips are super popular. This is not a hard logical chain to follow, so good god. But secondly, even that site claimed they have what, a 20% marketshare of multitools from once owning the market entirely to themselves? Even if we were so profoundly simple that we believed that being the biggest vendor in a market validates the market, this particular example is hilarious.
- crazygringo 1y agoIf you opened the link, literally the first line says: > The Swiss Army Knife (multi-tool) market, currently valued at $402 million in 2025 Nearing half a billion dollars doesn't sound like buggy whips to me. And the bar chart clearly extrapolates the market continuing to grow. Not shrink. But you still think the #1 brand in a large and growing market is "positively non-existent"...? Again, for convenience: https://www.marketreportanalytics.com/reports/swiss-army-knife-multi-tool-181906 https://www.marketreportanalytics.com/reports/swiss-army-kni...
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