> "the cheapest shit you can get away with" could also be a perfectly fine product for a set of users. Where cheapness is bad is when it is sacrificing a large

> "the cheapest shit you can get away with" could also be a perfectly fine product for a set of users. Where cheapness is bad is when it is sacrificing a large amount of utility for a marginal price reduction, to trick people into thinking it's the best value. > no amount of "tricking" whatsoever will make people buy things they don't want. Well of course not, since the "trick" is making them want it when it will provide little benefit.