Originally Posted by
pedex
From a game theory standpoint the idea is a loser platform is irrelevant.
Human nature is a factor you don't seem to grok.
People like freedom. Speak for yourself but I like my vehicle and of the 53 of them I have owned 51 were bought and paid for with cash.
Uber is already losing so much $$ they will likely fail. They aren't something to be emulated IMO. Last thing I would want is them to be a creditor either.
Thank you for explaining your POV, as I now can see that everything negative you say is just biased by your overall desire to see ride-sharing fail to preserve what you see as a better standard of living that comes with everyone being forced to drive their own cars.
Thank you for confirming you are just another person who wants to eliminate choice and/or prevent it from growing.