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If you reduce the idea that much, it becomes meaningless. Of course people want things to be better. Consumers fundamentally don't know what will make things si
by internet2000 9y ago
If you reduce the idea that much, it becomes meaningless. Of course people want things to be better. Consumers fundamentally don't know what will make things significantly better for them, though.
- socceroos 9y ago> If you reduce the idea that much, it becomes meaningless. Conversely, the idea that consumers fundamentally don't know what they want is reducing consumers so far down to their lowest common denominator that it becomes meaningless. The truth lies in the middle.