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I first learned when reading about Steve Jobs, how the Japanese never use "quality" in their advertising. Yet people still view(ed, at least) Japanese manufactu
by jaccola 6mo ago
I first learned when reading about Steve Jobs, how the Japanese never use "quality" in their advertising. Yet people still view(ed, at least) Japanese manufactured goods as superior quality. It turns out people don't judge quality based on what you tell them but based on their experience.
All this to say: I wouldn't stress about it too much. In the consumer space the best usually does win, and people will simply vote with their feet.
- palata 6mo ago> In the consumer space the best usually does win It was like this with capitalism. But we live in an era of Technofeudalism, where it's not the case anymore.
- BLKNSLVR 6mo agoYeah, well, that's how capitalism was meant to work, but mostly seems to have been implemented with various thumbs on scales (which is also true for most of the -isms). Feels kinda like the thumbs on the scales resulted in the (d)evolution towards techno-feudalism.