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Speaking as a marketer, I think people will be more interested in differentiation than in perfection (provided the basics are covered). I.e. get the "secret" f
by davidivadavid 9y ago
Speaking as a marketer, I think people will be more interested in differentiation than in perfection (provided the basics are covered).
I.e. get the "secret" formula for a unique hair color or body proportions, or whatever.
If everybody's "perfect" in the same way, there's no advantage to being perfect, and people will look for ways to differentiate.
(Of course all of this is Hollywood-level speculation, but still).