

Everything good starts off kinda cool and niche. Then money people get hold of it and give it room to grow. Then it is great and would remain great in this happy space where it doesn’t cost too much to make and isn’t burdened with extras and advertisements. Then they want it to grow more than it feasibly can. So, it gets ruined by corporatism and capitalism. It gets buggy or broken, it gets adverts and microtransactions or time locks to squeeze money out of it until it is now so shit and so expensive no one wants it anymore and they have to either can it or can something else to pay for it.
This is the life cycle of everything good in your life since you were born.
If there was some way to get money people to not try to push past the natural limit of any one products profitability, we might see more better and sustainable products as well as more innovation and invention.
Capital and profit often block great ideas from happening because it would adversely affect a product that currently makes a lot of money.
That may have been a typo.