> they want other people to use the Internet and computers.'
they want other people's content to be available on the open web (not just their own content).
they want other people's content to be available on the open web (not just their own content).
And its much more apparent when 4 billion chimps have been brought into one zoo, are watching each other 24*7, copying each other at the speed of light based on some weird ass reward system that props up the most over energetic over confident characters in the world.
The Newton's and Van Gogh's of such a world are never going to surface.
There is no Internet with 4 billion hypothetical 1990s Internet users.
We are living the Eternal September. To some extent closed platforms are the tourist districts of the Internet. They keep the unwashed masses away from the valuables.
It’s precisely because of that the biggest corps of the current day came into existence. Is it even possible for Google, Amazon, Facebook to become this big without the free software that was available on the web?