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  • Microsoft gaming strategy does benefit gamers. Which counteracts the problem of losing a competitor.

    Microsoft doesnt care about profits on single products much compared to the grand strategy they follow. For example AoE4 and all the aoe franchise doesnt really give a lot of profit Microsoft would care about, yet they keep investing and updating it bc they like it and like the strategic benefit.

    Not caring as strictly about profit means you dont get as many greedy microtransactions and more balanced approaches. The game pass is also a really cheap deal if you play variety




  • A lot of people dont want work to be faster, more efficient. They just want no changes in process. People are comfortable in avoiding changes.

    A lot of people also see stuff they do as art or enjoy the process. They dont mind things taken a lot of time.

    We had fake communism and real communism, feudalism levy and feudalism slave systems before.

    You are talking about project groups companies. Agriculture doesnt operate like that bc farmers tend not to be like some agile project groups




  • Pulling out the racist card on language topics and being confronted on “I heard from a friend” is hilarious. I think at this point people can just read that your comments are wrong and are no longer easily fooled by misinformation, so it is fine now. I dont need you to admit being wrong. Which barely happens on reddit nor lemmy


  • It is because of capitalism. Capitalism includes price competition, necessity to update farming tools and adopting technology in timely manner for every farmer, reducing worker numbers by replacement with farming tools, free labour movement, meaning less people being stuck being farmers. Tech development competition and tool production is its own capitalistic dynamic too.

    Other forms aren’t necessarily centuries behind in effectiveness but they would require very microscopic management and preplanning, hopefully competent leaders and selfless participants.

    Agriculture is in most societies already heavily regulated and intervened by governments and politicians bc of its importance. So even in capitalistic nations, agriculture is never pure capitalistic


  • Facebook and Google was always about friends family and local before any random and stranger interaction becomes relevant.

    Reddit and Lemmy is all about strangers. Oftentimes you dont even want people to know you or care about that. So userbase is way easier to create without feeling as if it was too small.

    Facebook started locally and slowly created circles until the entire world found their friends and families and joined themselves