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s/specialist/generalist. Unless you are using a different definition for those words, I don't know why you would call Toyota a specialist brand relative to Tesl
by afarrell 12y ago
s/specialist/generalist. Unless you are using a different definition for those words, I don't know why you would call Toyota a specialist brand relative to Tesla.
- gutnor 12y ago"specialist in the mass market" I meant, but yeah "generalist" is definitively better.
- afarrell 12y agoJust a guess: did your brain think "someone with expertise in the mass market" and then shorten "someone with experience" to "specialist"?
- gutnor 12y agoSomewhat, brain went straight to "brand specialising in mass market" which was already incorrect but still understandable. Unfortunately I also wanted to avoid repeating "mass market" hence the shortening. "Specialising in $0"=="someone with expertise in $0" is wired in my brain without any validation of $0.