> but I feel like this could be a classic case of hindsight.
Well it's 2020 afterall.
> Now, looking back, it makes sense that the next logical step after PCs was the Internet.
But the internet existed before PCs.
> and I agree that it seems it is getting harder and harder to disrupt the Big Four.
I agree, but then again, people thought AOL was hard to disrupt so you never know. A company can look invincible one day and irrelevant a few years later.
> I think there are still plenty of industries ripe for that disruption.
Yes, but the low hanging fruits have already been taken. I suspect the next round of disruptions would be more difficult and less profitable.
Well it's 2020 afterall.
> Now, looking back, it makes sense that the next logical step after PCs was the Internet.
But the internet existed before PCs.
> and I agree that it seems it is getting harder and harder to disrupt the Big Four.
I agree, but then again, people thought AOL was hard to disrupt so you never know. A company can look invincible one day and irrelevant a few years later.
> I think there are still plenty of industries ripe for that disruption.
Yes, but the low hanging fruits have already been taken. I suspect the next round of disruptions would be more difficult and less profitable.