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And that's literally a rhetorical exaggeration.

• logicallee 9y ago
  In my reading, it was not enough to be a viable product, because it did not play back sounds. For this reason, it was not yet marketable; it could not be sold. It was less than the minimum product which could be sold. I think it's pretty clear and I'm kind of shocked that you disagree with me.
  • MBCook 9y ago
    But the guy wasn't trying to market it, he was trying to investigate something. For his purposes it seems to have worked and been viable. It's just that his purposes weren't commercial in nature, they were scientific.
    • logicallee 9y ago
      Which is why he didn't expand on it until he got to the MVP stage. Not wanting to make an MVP, because you're a scientist not a salesman, does not mean that what you do make actually already is an MVP. It's a distinction with a difference. I just used it as an example to illustrate the idea.