[-] belochka@lemmy.world 5 points 5 hours ago

Some people might think it's nonsense to pay more to reach some group than it gives directly, but there might be a degree of diffusion such that it's not.

Suppose, that computer-savvy woman is the source of advice for her many friends after trying some things out or whatever.

Suppose, that professional man uses occasionally a free tool for their task, that seems to be "first page in Google", but is in fact the most familiar from 8 things listed on that first page.

Then they use it again or their coworkers or friends know that the tool exists. Then eventually they might buy it.

It's all probabilities, but those that spread.

Why did I even write this, it's obvious.

[-] belochka@lemmy.world 17 points 5 hours ago

That's the eco-friendliness we deserve, and from Japan no less.

[-] belochka@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

As someone in a sanctioned country, I actually approve of yet another "official" identifier since it will be used by someone making me less dependent upon my local ID, and since technically everyone not in an Indian or sub-Saharan African village is already being tracked. There too probably.

[-] belochka@lemmy.world 8 points 2 days ago

I've just realized that this is much like having multiple identities.

A way to deceive market reputation mechanisms.

Should be made illegal, there should be one main brand seen on everything, then whatever secondary brand they want is possible, but you should clearly see that those 3 niche-optimized goods are from one corp.

So that the choice were, eh, real.

[-] belochka@lemmy.world 4 points 2 days ago

It's not about EV vs ICE, it's about automation in production, which really is important, if you like to talk about billionaires stealing the future, then from Marx to, eh, Norbert Wiener many people wrote that eventually heavy industries won't need low qualification labor anymore, and where the society turns at that point is a political problem.

It's those conceptually capital "means of production" right here. Or you can look at TSMC, though. Or Windows, or Linux, or Firefox. All capital things.

But yes, those who can't make the transition are at a disadvantage. Unless the gap is reduced in some way, it's political again.

Anyway, those unfit dying have been a thing for a long time.

belochka

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