It's interesting how via the "sharing" industry the term "disruption" has now devolved into simply breaking the law in a highly predictable manner. (Predictabl

It's interesting how via the "sharing" industry the term "disruption" has now devolved into simply breaking the law in a highly predictable manner. (Predictable as in: doing exactly what the law was meant to put a stop to in the first place, so obviously not "innovative". And in many cases, like for instance UberPop, not even creative enough to find an actually loophole, but blatantly breaking the law.)