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That's encouraging innovation, but it's innovation specifically related to the regulation. It's a bit like saying, the best way to help people climb to higher ground is to first drop them into a pit.

Trying working at a startup in a heavily regulated industry, such as finance or telecommunications. It becomes obvious very quickly why those industries converge around large players, and that reason is a huge regulatory hurdle to even get started.

Conway's Law Organizations which design systems will produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of those organizations.

Given Elon Musk's track record of spelling out exactly what he wants to do, receiving a bunch of naysaying, and then doing exactly what he said, I think betting against him is a bad bet.

Regulation has done a great job in several industries of concentrating the industries into a few major players, because it is incredibly difficult to comply for new/small companies. Banking and finance is one, telecom is another.

Is this "any platform" as long as it runs Chrome?

Getting tired of more and more Google products apparently not being tested to work in Firefox.