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Following your logic, restaurants should be charging their wholesale suppliers for all the ingredients they're 'pushing' into the restaurant's kitchen. > I re
by mullingitover 12y ago
Following your logic, restaurants should be charging their wholesale suppliers for all the ingredients they're 'pushing' into the restaurant's kitchen.
> I really hate to be that guy (and I know I'm breaking rules by saying this), but have we really devolved to the point where we downvote everything that isn't 100% in agreement with the hive mind?
I think people are seeing this as a misinformed viewpoint and reacting to that.
- diminoten 12y agoI never made a value judgement - there is no "should" statement in my comment. Like I said in another comment, I've given up trying to express a view on this topic. This isn't "my" logic, it's fact. It's a fact that customers aren't making informed requests, and it's a fact that Netflix is in control of the requests, from start to finish, and it's a fact that Netflix is increasing the request volume over time by offering more and more higher-quality video (they even offer 4k video streams for some of their content and have said they intend to do more of this over time).