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A lot of people were stressed about the existence of Moviepass (unrealistic, but 100% just playing with investor money) but at peace with Uber/Lyft (also unrealistic, but gambling with millions of people's livelihoods), and that is exactly backwards
The availability of cheap venture money has meant that the traditional outsider test of a company's viability—just: does it exist and continue to exist—doesn't work any more. And anecdotally, a lot of people are ill-equipped to find a new one.
Not to mention that economic viability is bad-and-worsening measure of any of the other properties people are actually interested in
