Francois Beaubien I agree with you.  It's not a matter of creating competing products in the same market.  The "tech" focus has been to keep selling people new interfaces, and repackaging of existing technology into a more expensive package.  Honestly, who really NEEDS a new $1000 iPhone every single year.  How useful could that possibly be to be worth $1000?  Answer - ZERO. It has ZERO value.  Same thing for social media platforms like Twitter.  These things exist only by convincing people they can't live without them, but that's like convincing people they need the measles.  Take them away and people discover they never really wanted or needed them after all.

Francois Beaubien I agree with you.  It's not a matter of creating competing products in the same market.  The "tech" focus has been to keep selling people new interfaces, and repackaging of existing technology into a more expensive package.  Honestly, who really NEEDS a new $1000 iPhone every single year.  How useful could that possibly be to be worth $1000?  Answer - ZERO. It has ZERO value.  Same thing for social media platforms like Twitter.  These things exist only by convincing people they can't live without them, but that's like convincing people they need the measles.  Take them away and people discover they never really wanted or needed them after all.

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