Okay, let’s make an analogy:
Imagine a bunch of activists vegans take over a McDonalds and replace all the burgers with Impossible Burgers. All the other vegans, of which there are not many, loudly celebrate.
The shareholders who own McDonalds barely care or notice. McDonalds is a golden goose; all it doesn’t make money. On paper, the change makes sense: vegan burgers allow MORE people to spend their money at McDonalds.
Regular people stop buying burgers at McDonalds.
McDonalds closes due to lack of sales.
The vegans can’t figure out why it happened and think it’s because the average burger enjoyer hates them and that that hate comes
from a place of ignorance.
We just don’t want to eat your shitty burgers.
@miniapeur Idk. I think math has always been more elusive. There's still no "unified" theory underlying it all. If that's even possible, unlike physics which seems to have something resembling cohesion.
@riskylew Capitalism is what made that possible. You'd rather a corrupt society that bails these things out and ensures their survival long after people stopped wanting their products. No surprises from a econ illiterate commy.