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I'd add it's about Darwinism as it applies to software and IT. You need a diverse competitive industry that is pushing for a better product. And thus, providing checks and pressures on monopolistic players. You need a village of smart people/companies engaged, competing in a free market, which will create the redundancy and competition that ends up creating a robust and competitive front, to that product landscape. It's all about competition, a free market, and battling the compliancy that comes with being comfortable and monopolistic in any industry. Competition and a fair, unbiased, ruthless, landscape that is always checking itself which predicates compelling and exceptional outcomes.