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Exactly. I think one could argue that "gains" have yielded more successful startups. e.g. Amazon/DoorDash - driving to the store was "fine", but ship to home =
by ky0ung 3y ago
Exactly. I think one could argue that "gains" have yielded more successful startups.
e.g. Amazon/DoorDash - driving to the store was "fine", but ship to home = way more convenient
Uber - Waving down taxi is "fine" experience, but on demand transportation = way more convenient
Slack - communicating through email is "fine", but async messaging = more real time and productive
- rafd 3y agoIt's typically easier to make money from concentrations of money (rich individuals and companies), and those tend have more gain opportunities than problems (because they've already monied-away their problems).