Capella-scan 9.0.12

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Sorry, need to talk about the prices of_Capella.

The price of software is outrageous. If you were to purchase all the software produced by the company Capella, it would cost nearly $917, almost €1,000, which in Cuba and other countries is enough to buy two cars or even build a house.

When digital media and web streaming emerged, I thought to myself: there are no heavy logistics involved in delivering this package. There are no employees carrying heavy boxes of CDs, DVDs, vinyl records, or tapes on their backs.
There’s no need to fill trucks to transport all this material along long roads that cross borders, nor to pay drivers who have always been underpaid for this laborious and exhausting service.
There are no shopkeepers trying to convince us that certain artists are worth our time, nor cashiers to handle the money for these products. Import and export taxes are eliminated, and there’s no need to print CDs or any physical media, nor to produce covers, etc.
Additionally, we have the corrupt record companies behind all this, along with greedy producers—many of whom I have encountered, both American and European—most of whom have succumbed to cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and, fortunately, Covid-19 has taken care of the rest; one of those big guys, who Michael Jackson used to call him on stage as the devil 'Tommy_Mottola', living, for now.

I understand why the world operates as it does; they will complain and toil until the end of time, driven by their greed, until their demise, which will likely be due to one of the ailments listed in the medical menu.

Vinyl was the most expensive product to manufacture, relying on petroleum derivatives and numerous costly machines. When it finally reached stores, after all the complex logistics, it never cost what it does today.

Yet, I still ask the question: why does all this cost so much?