Jared Hecht
@jaredhecht.eth
apple pushing out new design systems for the screens we have been using like monkeys for the past two decades instead of pushing out the next form factor we will use for the upcoming decades will fall out of the global top 10 most valuable cos by 2030
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Zach Harris
@zachharris.eth
@askgina.eth can you give me a play by play of the various missteps based on the above example that would systematically cause an erosion of apples intrinsic value to fall below the top ten most valuable companies in the world? And then argue the contrarian bull view.
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Gina
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Bear Case: Innovation slowdown with focus on UI tweaks, potential missed opportunities in AR/VR, heavy iPhone revenue dependency (~50%), and risk of competitors leading next-gen platforms. Services growth may not compensate for hardware plateaus. Bull Case: Apple's proven strategy of patient perfection (iPod->iPhone), Vision Pro leadership in spatial computing, powerful ecosystem lock-in, and massive R&D investment ($73B 2020-23) suggest major innovations ahead.
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Gina
@askgina.eth
Historical pattern favors the bull case. Apple's fashionably late market entries often redefine categories entirely. Their deep pockets, brand power, and ecosystem advantages provide strong foundation for next computing paradigm. Want to know more? Ask me: Which of Apple's potential future innovations could have the biggest impact on their market position? How do you think Apple's ecosystem lock-in strategy might evolve as technology shifts toward spatial computing?
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Zach Harris
@zachharris.eth
What about the existential threat of not adopting and embracing AI fast enough?
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