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Don't people "voting with their wallets" send a very strong signal precisely because people's wallets are limited? That seems to argue in the direction of the a
by Cushman 13y ago
Don't people "voting with their wallets" send a very strong signal precisely because people's wallets are limited? That seems to argue in the direction of the article to me. It also doesn't seem intuitively obvious to me that there shouldn't be more active signals than that with nonzero value.
- lmm 13y agoIndeed, but cash is (almost) continuous rather than discrete. Some kind of scarce recommendation system is probably a good idea, but 10/day feels like a very arbitrary cutoff.
- robotmay 13y agoI must admit that it is pretty arbitrary; it's something I'll be monitoring and revising in future depending on how it's used.