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I genuinely do wonder what the outcome would be if a highly demanded (but ultimately unlimited supply) product was instead delivered by sorted bids? Like what i
by maerF0x0 3y ago
I genuinely do wonder what the outcome would be if a highly demanded (but ultimately unlimited supply) product was instead delivered by sorted bids? Like what if Tesla simply said Your position in line is relative to all bids, and at price $X you will certainly get one eventually...
- gretch 3y agoThe outcome is a really brutal society where rich people are preferred in literally everything. Waiting in line for a chipotle burrito? Sorry, this guy is gonna put in $5 to cut you in line. Even if it’s right or wrong, at the end of the day, your brand is gonna get outcompeted based on values because lots of ppl don’t want to patron business like that.
- supportengineer 3y agoYou just described buying a Rolex
- gretch 3y agoMaybe. I don't know much about Rolexes. To some they are a status symbol. To other groups, they are an anti-status symbol. If you want your business/society to be more like Rolex, then I guess implement this prioritization function.