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I'm not suggesting it as a primary cause, I'm offering it as an explanatory factor that is not coincidental. The network effects statement is both true and rel
by jmkd 8y ago
I'm not suggesting it as a primary cause, I'm offering it as an explanatory factor that is not coincidental.
The network effects statement is both true and relatively unimportant, considering prior social and chat networks had periods of extreme dominance before Facebook and Whatsapp, and that others will in future.
All despite network effects.
Apologies if I came across somehow invoking autism as an explanation for business failure. I certainly applaud initiatives such as Dell's, and we can easily find examples of brilliantly successful products and services created by those on the spectrum.
I mean to suggest that psychographic profile differences between the large tech workforce and their potential customers may be enough to contribute to product failure. This is particularly so if the products require empathic understanding, a known problematic for both the autistic and psychopathic spectrums.