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For most of modern history, ownership defined the economy.



You bought a product.

You kept it.

And the relationship ended there.



But over the past two decades, the logic of commerce quietly shifted.

Ownership became optional.

Access became the product.

And recurring payments became the backbone of the digital economy.



Subscriptions didn’t rise because people wanted more convenience.

They rose because companies wanted something more valuable than one-time revenue:



Predictability.



From music to software, tools to cars, fitness to education, the subscription model reshaped consumer behavior, corporate incentives, and even personal finance. What used to be a single decision is now a permanent monthly obligation.



This episode breaks down the psychology, incentives, and economics behind the subscription world — and why the modern economy now depends on turning every choice into a recurring payment.



Not a story about apps.

A story about how stability quietly replaced ownership.



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