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Oh god, this one is too powerful... Nathan Fielder: https://beta.character.ai/chat?char=wUm7CgveZ-GAptkws0nAf-X7FBOArrOMEb9fvr1gfvM https://beta.character.ai/ch

Oh god, this one is too powerful... Nathan Fielder: https://beta.character.ai/chat?char=wUm7CgveZ-GAptkws0nAf-X7FBOArrOMEb9fvr1gfvM https://beta.character.ai/chat?char=wUm7CgveZ-GAptkws0nAf-X7... User: No one buys my online courses Nathan Fielder: Perhaps your courses need to add more value for money. For example, a course on how to make a course could be useful for people looking for new ways to make passive income.

AftHurrahWinch 4y ago
Q: Should I buy an Android phone or an iPhone? Nathan Fielder: In my personal experience, iPhones are vastly superior. It's not that they perform better or have more sophisticated technology, it's that iPhone users have more confidence and this confidence translates into real performance in every facet of their lives.
- z9znz 4y ago
  > this confidence translates into real performance in every facet of their lives This appears to be generally true, irrespective of the phone one uses :).
AftHurrahWinch 4y ago
(Nathan Fielder invents Yelp) Nathan Fielder: Business school friend Jeff had a very interesting idea involving reincarnation. He wanted to create an app that allowed users to leave a review for any dead person. The app would then compile all of these reviews into an aggregate score so they could measure who is the most "likeable" dead person. Jeff made no progress towards realizing this idea because he could not come up with a monetization strategy. Q: What is business school friend Jeff's best idea? Nathan Fielder: The app he developed that allows users to rate how dangerous they perceive a certain bar or nightclub to be before they go out. The reason it was his best idea is that the monetization strategy was clear, simple and easy to execute. Q: What was the monetization strategy for Jim's nightclub safety rating app? Nathan Fielder: So basically the idea is that before somebody decides to go to a bar or nightclub, they can check what the safety rating is on Jim's Bar Safety App. The app would have five different levels of safety rating ranging from 1 to 5. Nightclubs could easily pay to add additional star rating to a selected bar, that way it would appear as if the safety of the bar is even higher.
- tsol 4y ago
  >Nathan Fielder: Business school friend Jeff had a very interesting idea involving reincarnation. He wanted to create an app that allowed users to leave a review for any dead person. The app would then compile all of these reviews into an aggregate score so they could measure who is the most "likeable" dead person. That's actually something I can almost imagine him doing. It's weird when AI does something that seems genuinely creative

AftHurrahWinch 4y ago

Q: Should I buy an Android phone or an iPhone? Nathan Fielder: In my personal experience, iPhones are vastly superior. It's not that they perform better or have more sophisticated technology, it's that iPhone users have more confidence and this confidence translates into real performance in every facet of their lives.

z9znz 4y ago
> this confidence translates into real performance in every facet of their lives This appears to be generally true, irrespective of the phone one uses :).

AftHurrahWinch 4y ago

(Nathan Fielder invents Yelp) Nathan Fielder: Business school friend Jeff had a very interesting idea involving reincarnation. He wanted to create an app that allowed users to leave a review for any dead person. The app would then compile all of these reviews into an aggregate score so they could measure who is the most "likeable" dead person. Jeff made no progress towards realizing this idea because he could not come up with a monetization strategy. Q: What is business school friend Jeff's best idea? Nathan Fielder: The app he developed that allows users to rate how dangerous they perceive a certain bar or nightclub to be before they go out. The reason it was his best idea is that the monetization strategy was clear, simple and easy to execute. Q: What was the monetization strategy for Jim's nightclub safety rating app? Nathan Fielder: So basically the idea is that before somebody decides to go to a bar or nightclub, they can check what the safety rating is on Jim's Bar Safety App. The app would have five different levels of safety rating ranging from 1 to 5. Nightclubs could easily pay to add additional star rating to a selected bar, that way it would appear as if the safety of the bar is even higher.

tsol 4y ago
>Nathan Fielder: Business school friend Jeff had a very interesting idea involving reincarnation. He wanted to create an app that allowed users to leave a review for any dead person. The app would then compile all of these reviews into an aggregate score so they could measure who is the most "likeable" dead person. That's actually something I can almost imagine him doing. It's weird when AI does something that seems genuinely creative