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>>7041561

Uber, (The car company) Could be the capitalist's response to Europe's well created (well they say it's well organized) and organized public transportation. Most people who pay for their cars know it's one of their biggest investments, and while it does save time by not having to walk, it sits there for most of the day, and quickly devalues. Gas, repairs, etc. cost even more money. By allowing anyone to use their cars to make money, they've created the idea of a car being an investment, not just a luxury. (As in you see a return.) This creates a market to be filled with people who have cars but have no jobs. An opportunity for people who have jobs but don't have a car.

So, say Uber takes off. Now most people don't to buy cars as often. Pollution, Fossil fuel useage, and employment go down. Car companies, however, lose their shit. At some point Automobile manufacturers would have to cater to Uber drivers. Uber drivers would mostly care about how to keep their car the most profitable. Therefore probably the most fuel efficient and comfortable. This would create better fuel efficient due to the corporate demand for them.


I could probably go on.

>>6181542

Seymour: an Introduction by Salinger

>movies
>not films
lmao get a load of this pleb