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(ID: z8MLhCfM) No.62173771 Archived
literally every company follows a predictable pattern of:
>incurring losses to deflate prices and encourage adoption
>people buy products based on good work of mouth / reviews
>company raises prices and simultaneously cuts corners
>product turns to absolute shit, falls apart, breaks (no repair parts offered), etc.
>people bitch and complain, company bots or pays for good reviews
capitalism selects for this behavior. how is this good or efficient?
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