S-curve adoption patterns are not driven by government legislation but occur because new products are superior (better quality and cheaper) than existing alternatives, causing consumers to buy more of them and less of existing products, which reduces prices further and accelerates demand in a self-reinforcing cycle.
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“All things we take totally for granted today but which completely upended their sectors when they first arrived, not because some government legislation dictated it, but simply because the products themselves were just better and usually cheaper than what was currently available.”
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:14:56 AM
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