Logically Answered

Logically Answered

@logicallyanswered · 929K subscribers · 1,206 videos · English

Tech & AI Stories My name is Hari and this channel is centered around explaining the economics of tech and social media. These sectors are generally analyzed…

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15:34

How did this happen?

66K views · 1d ago · 15:34

How does a company worth $11 billion buy a rival seven times its size? This video breaks down the financing behind Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros Discovery takeover, from David Ellison's control of Paramount to the bidding war with Netflix. We look at how voting shares let the Ellisons keep control, why a deal paid for with Paramount stock would have diluted existing owners, and where the cash for an all-cash offer came from.

Topics: Paramount and Warner Bros Introduction · Takeovers · Whose Money? · Heavy Burden

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13:08

No one can prove AI made them money...

282K views · 3w ago · 13:08

AI was supposed to change everything. Trillions are being spent, companies are buying tools, and people are getting through parts of their work faster every day. So why is it still so hard to prove that AI is making those businesses more money? This video digs into the gap between the hype and the financial results. We look at findings from MIT, the NBER, McKinsey, and PwC, plus examples like Klarna, to see where AI is helping and where the returns get murky.

Topics: AI Money Introduction · Where’s The Money? · The Productivity Trap · Capturing Value

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16:33

The $69 Billion Software Disaster No One Is Talking About

118K views · 1mo ago · 16:33

Broadcom spent $69 billion buying VMware, one of the most important software companies most people have never heard of. Its technology sits underneath banks, grocery stores, telecom networks, cloud providers, and even government infrastructure. Then Broadcom took over, and things got weird. Despite publicly saying the deal wasn’t about raising prices, some VMware customers soon faced costs hundreds or even more than 1,000 percent higher.

Topics: Broadcom Introduction · $69 Billion Software · The Trap · Fighting Tooth & Nail

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19:17

The Hertz Situation Gets Worse…

154K views · 1mo ago · 19:17

Stop piecing together what a PR is doing file by file because Change Stack gives you the whole picture upfront with one click blockers, agentic chat, and full explainability on every change! Hertz made one of the biggest bets on electric vehicles in the rental car industry. It bought tens of thousands of EVs right as prices were near their peak.

Topics: Hertz Downfall · The EV Gamble · Code Rabbit · Every Scratch is Money · “Soft Market”

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16:41

No One Is Using Tinder...

133K views · 1mo ago · 16:41

Tinder completely changed online dating. It took something that used to feel awkward and turned it into a game that billions of people understood almost instantly. Swipe left. Swipe right. Get a match. Keep going. For a while, it worked almost too well. Tinder became one of the biggest dating apps in the world. Revenue exploded. Millions of people paid for features like Tinder Gold and Boost. At its peak, Match Group was worth more than $45 billion.

Topics: Why Is Nobody Using Tinder? · A Billion Swipes A Day · The Machine Works · Designed To Be Deleted

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