I think the important piece of quote is this one (the words Siegler is supposed to read out loud):
"It's probably hard for a Mercedes owner to describe to a Honda owner how attention to detail makes their driving experience better."
If Siegler doesn't think his analogy of Mercedes vs Honda to Android vs. iOS is not some kind of "class warfare", then why doesn't he tell us what his analogy should tell us. And i think Topolovsky is pretty dead on:
"More insultingly, it suggests that as a person who is not part of whatever elite group MG believes exists, you couldn't even really understand why the Mercedes is superior."
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I think the important piece of quote is this one (the words Siegler is supposed to read out loud):
"It's probably hard for a Mercedes owner to describe to a Honda owner how attention to detail makes their driving experience better."
If Siegler doesn't think his analogy of Mercedes vs Honda to Android vs. iOS is not some kind of "class warfare", then why doesn't he tell us what his analogy should tell us. And i think Topolovsky is pretty dead on:
"More insultingly, it suggests that as a person who is not part of whatever elite group MG believes exists, you couldn't even really understand why the Mercedes is superior."