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My guess is that some psychological factors make them impossible to use. Maybe some combination of that bias where most humans won't wait some time for a large
by bediger 15y ago
My guess is that some psychological factors make them impossible to use. Maybe some combination of that bias where most humans won't wait some time for a larger reward later, and the amount of effort it takes to keep track mentally of where you're making a micropayment, and where you're not.
I would guess that the closest analogy would be metered long-distance telephone time vs flat-rate. I bet that a significant portion of those going flat rate actually paid more for it than when they were metered.