> sharing photos with your aunt is not like heroin That's missing the point entirely. You can say heroin is a "well designed products" because it's users enjo

> sharing photos with your aunt is not like heroin That's missing the point entirely. You can say heroin is a "well designed products" because it's users enjoy its immediate effects and keep coming back for more. That characterization is misleading because it leaves out all the downsides, including addiction. Similarly... >> Isn't that a fancy way of saying they are making their product do things that people enjoy, so that people will use the product? ...is a misleading characterization for exactly the same reason.