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by dredmorbius
2826 days ago
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They're both network effects. The difference is that the relative value per node, to other nodes has changed. Disaster hits when the high-value nodes leave. Networks are driven by positive feedback both going up and down. This sounds good, but isn't: the system and balance points are inherently unstable. Nothing succeeds like success, or fails like failure. |
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