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I'm not pravda, but my bullshit detector is going off too. I'm even willing to tell you why. Your kickstarter campaign contains 90% marketing fluff copy, with
by Mithaldu 13y ago
I'm not pravda, but my bullshit detector is going off too. I'm even willing to tell you why.
Your kickstarter campaign contains 90% marketing fluff copy, with a small section on what your chair is supposed to do. However, it only claims to do things, instead of explaining in detail how the chair does things; it doesn't compare postures and such between "normal" office chairs and your chair; it doesn't cite any papers on effects; it doesn't cite any studies on effects of even similar products.
You throw out a massive promise and ask a bunch of nerds to take you on faith. That's not going to work.
Lastly, chairs and other sitting implements have been around for at the very least 6700 years, so please be precise in what you talk about: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CucuteniNeolithicChair.JPG http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CucuteniNeolithicChair.JPG
Addendum: I want to believe you. I want to have a chair that actively makes me healthy, because i know my current sitting work makes me unhealthy. So please take this to mean that you need to do a much better job at explaining and proving how your product does this, not that i wish you to go away.
- vinceguidry 13y ago> That's not going to work. Obviously it did work, They're 80% of the way there after only a week.
- Mithaldu 13y agoYou're right. I was trying to express an idea that is not easily expressed and did so clumsily. In a more verbose manner, i was thinking that he can't post something like that and not expect some people to be highly sceptical of the validity of his claims.