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May 25, 2021
Nancy Jo Sales, bestselling author of "Nothing Personal: My Secret Life in the Dating App Inferno," dives into the modern dating landscape shaped by technology. She reveals the pitfalls of dating apps, which prioritize user engagement over real connections and safety. The conversation highlights how monopolistic practices impact not just tech but also the dating culture. With a blend of humor and insight, they explore the emotional dynamics and inequalities faced by users, calling for meaningful change in the digital matchmaking world.
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Monopoly Power of Apple
- Apple has monopoly power in the app store market, which is not inherently bad, but requires regulation.
- Their dominance reduces competition and has negative economic consequences.
Big is Bad
- Big companies prioritize profits and stock buybacks over R&D and job growth.
- This stifles small businesses, which are crucial for new job creation.
Comcast Anecdote
- Scott Galloway shares a frustrating experience with Comcast, highlighting the downsides of monopolies.
- Their lack of competition leads to poor customer service and inconvenience.
