Thanks for the slides, they are a bit more specific. I'm aware of the background philosophy. I'm just looking for specific answers to "How do you know if you're

Thanks for the slides, they are a bit more specific. I'm aware of the background philosophy. I'm just looking for specific answers to "How do you know if you're measuring the right metrics, and making software that people want?" spelled out, instead of the same underlying rhetoric again and again. I know it's not as simple as just listing bullet points, but if we are talking Science, then it would be nice to see for example, how Bayes Theorem is applied, rather than repeating how important statistics are. To be crude, because of all the constant theoretical chatter, I am skeptical of the Lean methodology, which is irnoic given it's supposed emphasis on experimentation. I also feel it subtly instills more fear into developers by not letting you try crazy things which have a high risk of breaking stuff but also the biggest payoff. In short, my hunch is that you can get an IMVU from lean, but you will never get a Facebook.