Competition is still about who works harder. Technology lowers costs and gives you more leverage, but it doesn't change the fact that the most driven and skilled people win. Tools just make the game twice as fierce.
If more people are in, then it's fine. More people to beat. I think winners win at the end of the day, no matter what. And if it's easier, then I'll just work harder. And if it's harder for everyone, then other people will fall off. As long as it's humans versus humans, the people who try harder will always have edge. The hard cost has decreased, but the barrier for skill is still high. And fundamentally, if you zoom all the way out, it has always been humans plus tools against humans plus tools. And so tools simply create more leverage. Every person has more ability with more leverage with technology. The best players just get even better. It's the same game, just twice as fierce.
