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> his core value are "we market towards what will make us money" That's exactly what "make something people love" means. To love a product means to pay money f

• psychoslave 3y ago
  I love air, consciouness and wall on forests. :)
• didibus 3y ago
  People love all kind of things that aren't necessarily ethical, or good for them, good for society, etc.
• refactor_master 3y ago
  But does anyone really, actually love enterprise accounting software? Or do they pay money for it because it’s a means towards something they actually love?
  • aksss 3y ago
    I believe I have met such a person.
• ceejayoz 3y ago
  My health insurance makes people money, but I don't love my health insurance.
  • zooq_ai 3y ago
    try not having health insurance... and you'll realize how much you'll love it
    • ceejayoz 3y ago
      It would be a mistake to conflate being glad not to owe $250k in medical costs with loving the system that perpetuates bills of that nature in the first place.
      • coffeebeqn 3y ago
        I love your business of not shooting me in my driveway. I’ll gladly pay $1000 a month for that! I’m in love!
      • zooq_ai 3y ago
        That can be said of any product. If the system had given me a personal chef, I don't need to go to fancy restaurants
        • ceejayoz 3y ago
          "I love the ambiance and social aspect of a fancy restaurant" wouldn't be implausible, even for someone with a private chef at their beck and call. "I relish paying my health insurance bill" is a bit different.
          • zooq_ai 3y ago
            No one relishes paying for anything. It is the benefits that they receive after getting the said product / service. And some relish is just absence of pain
• RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
  > To love a product means to pay money for it. We need a word for these kind of randian sociopathies.