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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2026
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Yes, but what about the hundreds or thousands of products you dont keep track of? Anecdotally speaking, I see way more posts online than if I were to go to the store myself. Collective mind is a powerful thing.
I suppose I wouldn't recognize the enshittification of those products. The people purchasing them regularly would though. Everyone would have their particular set of products they'd be knowledgeable enough about. All together society as a whole could have stood against this shit and smothered it before it took off rather than us having to deal with the raging inferno it is today.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_frog
I'm aware of that analogy but there was a specific dude at GE who really cranked up the heat on this corporate bullshittery a few decades ago and a whole lot of present day business leaders fucking worship him. His ideology wasn't a secret. Had the boomers made an example of him when he was getting started we'd be a lot better off.