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Having said that - I think it's a great business to make apps for this stuff and there is big money in it. The reason is simply because people don't want to ta
by andrewstuart 7y ago
Having said that - I think it's a great business to make apps for this stuff and there is big money in it.
The reason is simply because people don't want to take action. They want to procrastinate and avoid and find ways of almost exercising and there's absolutely no better way to do that than to delegate all your emotional energy on the subject to some sort of app.
Apps to encourage you to exercise are awesome business - they just aren't a way to actually become an exercising person but who really cares about that.
- TeMPOraL 7y ago(Assuming that reply wasn't sarcastic to the core.) > Apps to encourage you to exercise are awesome business - they just aren't a way to actually become an exercising person but who really cares about that. Moral human beings with any sense of self-respect. Trade is about voluntarily exchanging value. I give you something (like money), you give me something in return (like an app that does what I need), we're both happy. What you're praising here is a violation of this - it's encouraging people to lie about the value they're offering. It's wrong.