Collaborative consumption on the rise around the world as experts debate how large the practice will grow
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Sorry folks, "collaborative" will never be bigger than the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution produced things, "collaborative" produces nothing, it just moves goods around, great idea and something Americans have been More..
As the article mentions, the idea is not new. It is simply being adapted and adopted by a computer-enabled generation. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
The real difference is found in analysis of the More..
So if I hear about it on FOX news it's proof that communism is taking over the world right? You can't have 100 bicycles used 80 percent of the time, we must have a bicycle for every person used 1 percent of the time. Good ol greed More..