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by Nick_C
4559 days ago
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> Early horseless carriages didn't sell well Exactly. Henry Ford paid his workers very well, not out of altruism because he was the one of the most unaltruistic people you can think of, but because he wanted them to be able to afford his car. They would become mobile advertisements of his new technology. In that, they were much like the Google Glassers are today. |
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