I like your reasoning and think you got a point.
We only see the tip of the iceberg without really knowing what’s going on behind the scenes.
Some sort of marketing is always involved.
We only see the tip of the iceberg without really knowing what’s going on behind the scenes.
Some sort of marketing is always involved.
This site is popular because it's organic & good & a fine service, one without peer or equal. It asks nothing of the user, and helps them make good informed decisions effectively.
Imagining there's some secret agenda is all too popular in way too many areas in the world. Fear Uncertainty & Doubt (FUD) can have some basis, but letting it get in the way, letting it obstruct or out shadow simple good as it comes lets us miss out on understanding value and positivity, and with those basis undermined we (society) are screwed.
It’s way more fantastical to believe in some supreme meritocracy.
Off course a good chunk is based on talent but the “there’s no conspiracies” seem like libertarian propaganda to me after a life in business where politics, marketing, law and nepotism were the real lessons.
The world actually runs on conspiracies - that’s how the human social mind works.