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What’s the hole in this idea? I think it’s a decent idea (not a world changer) but he ran into supply chain issues. Also, WeWork is obviously having issues, but
by IAmGraydon 7y ago
What’s the hole in this idea? I think it’s a decent idea (not a world changer) but he ran into supply chain issues. Also, WeWork is obviously having issues, but Adam did build an enterprise worth tens of billions of dollars. How are you qualified to call him delusional?
- shubhamjain 7y agoUnless your house has a cemented floor, I don't really see why would babies need kneepads. Considering their weight, how much pressure would actually be on their knees? Also, considering they tend to cry at the slightest discomfort, won't they be able to tell it themselves? Undoubtedly, Adam is extremely competent to build an enterprise of that scale but he can still be delusional about the potential of his ideas.
- IAmGraydon 7y agoYou’re accusing Adam of making false assumptions, but have nothing to back your position. All of that aside, however, it doesn’t matter one bit whether babies need knee pads. What matters is whether the person with the money believes that their child is in pain. The intent of the slogan is to change perception, as was all of their marketing. Some products solve a real problem and others create and then solve an imaginary one. Again, how does this make him delusional?
- shubhamjain 7y agoFair enough. From a purely business perspective, maybe even baby kneecaps make sense irrespective of their utility.