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So the benefits are that something that was already being mass produced with no issue is slightly easier to mass produce? It's not a particularly compelling ar
by Jtarii 6mo ago
So the benefits are that something that was already being mass produced with no issue is slightly easier to mass produce?
It's not a particularly compelling argument.
- kakapo5672 6mo agoNo, the benefits are that something can be mass produced magnitudes faster and easier, which in turn also creates more latitude for creativity and new spaces. It's a true state-change, which makes the argument pretty compelling IMO.
- breezybottom 6mo agoWeird how it's the least creative people who use it then.