Bear with me against the impression of pandering, but I see an analogy between the author's prescriptions and "product-market fit". The power of that term is t

Bear with me against the impression of pandering, but I see an analogy between the author's prescriptions and "product-market fit". The power of that term is that it discards the notion of an optimal product or perfect audience - the two can only be right for each other. In the same way, problems with polycausal phenomena might admit specific solutions (Prozac for depression) without being fully understandable. The correlary is that successful products can litter the world with unintended consequences - as can isolated discoveries.