As the cost of producing software collapses, demand for it will expand.
This part actually makes sense. Plenty of software doesn't get written because it's just easier or cheaper to do without it. It's why BPM tools exist. Simplify the coding process and you can solve problems more cheaply.
I also think this will kill BPM tools. Why use BPM tooling when creating a real app is just as easy and more customizable?
This bothers me. I looked it up and it's right, but I want it to be wrong for words that have the same root meaning. It's not like skate (the fish) and skate (the activity). You're an alcoholic because your blood is alcoholic. They're so closely related.
Does this mean every second definition of a word in the dictionary is also a homonym? How different does it need to be?
If you have a relationship with that kind of communication, that's dysfunctional and you should go to therapy or break up. It's not a joke. It's a symptom of relationship neglect. Boomers joke about it because that's easier than emotional labor.
Not anymore. After the tea party shenanigans, Republicans realized it was easier to use mass media to program people on what to hate, and keep them distracted.
I see what you're saying. That makes sense. It's an overloaded term.
In economic terms, a price drop would result in an "increase in demand". Because current demand is the amount request "at current price".
And that's why it's always talked about in relation to demand curves. Or how much demand there is at many theoretical.prices.