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It's still better, obviously, to suceed in pleasing (almost) everyone. It's just very very hard. Put differently, for any n, it's better that n% of people love
by mseebach 10y ago
It's still better, obviously, to suceed in pleasing (almost) everyone. It's just very very hard.
Put differently, for any n, it's better that n% of people love you flat out, than everybody loves you n%. But for large enough ns, either is very lucrative.
Subaru n=2, Microsoft n=40, or something like that.