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Certainly logs lose their value if they are wrong. And either approach is ripe for getting things wrong. But the idea is that the consumer is more in tune with
by 9rx 1y ago
Certainly logs lose their value if they are wrong. And either approach is ripe for getting things wrong. But the idea is that the consumer is more in tune with getting what the consumer needs right. The producer's assumptions are most likely to be wrong, fundamentally, not having the full picture of what is needed. What is the counter suggestion?
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