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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-09-14 08:25:39)
I've been asking the AI about how businesses fail, and it has been really enlightening. in particular I've been asking it about the pattern where a company does things early on to get market position or foundational growth that either definitely won't sustain it in the long run, or actually harms future success. because I perceive this as a huge problem across business.
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Jelqberg_Mcjelqstein@Jelqberg_Mcjelqstein@parcero.casa (2026-09-14 08:28:58)
@sun one of the worst things you can do is to attempt a price piercing business model it's beyond risky and you could back yourself into the corner door dash and lift and Uber have all backed into, having an overload of price pressure making them unaffordable and completely useless for drivers because they cornered markets with a price well under market value

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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-09-14 08:30:35)
@Jelqberg_Mcjelqstein another thing I'm trying to figure out is:

how much do executives know this is going to happen, or is happening? do they just have intrinsic business person optimism and never see it? are they staying strategically ignorant? or do they totally know it and are just extracting their own wealth from it before inevitable collapse