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We're not that unique, if a lot of people like something, there's a fairly good chance that we will like it, and the converse is true also. When the offer exce
by juancn 3y ago
We're not that unique, if a lot of people like something, there's a fairly good chance that we will like it, and the converse is true also.
When the offer exceeds the available time and resources to consume/experience something (art, media, music, games, food, wines, whatever...), it makes sense to go about it quantitatively and hopefully reduce the chance of a catastrophic miss...