When most non-farmers think of tractors, they think of something like a dumbed-down car with a lot of power. It's an engine that drags a tool through a field.
The idea that something like that could be locked behind components that can't be fixed or replaced cheaply is astounding to them.
I feel like it's the same as asking Henry Ford what he thinks about all the electronics in today's cars. It'd blow his mind.
Well, yeah, sure, but I guess I was assuming people who knew what DRM is, not necessarily the general public--if you didn't even know what DRM is, it's not that surprising you probably wouldn't have an idea of how it would be used.
The idea that something like that could be locked behind components that can't be fixed or replaced cheaply is astounding to them.
I feel like it's the same as asking Henry Ford what he thinks about all the electronics in today's cars. It'd blow his mind.