Stealth • 1m
Silicon Valley is increasingly focused on acquisitions and consolidations rather than promoting innovation. Today’s 'winners' are often the result of profitable buyouts, where larger companies eliminate potential competitors before they can even emerge. What’s happening here isn’t a tech utopia, but a well-planned chessboard of power and control. The 1% are no longer just a distant idea; their influence is real, built through mechanisms that concentrate wealth and power in the hands of a few. This creates an ecosystem where the already powerful continue to rise, while new players are kept out. The outcome is a monopoly-driven market where innovation is overshadowed by consolidation. These practices stifle competition, create high entry barriers, and ensure that the same players remain in power. In reality, Silicon Valley’s story isn’t about creation—it’s about control.
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