Subnostr

If we've got a truly superior product, the world wouldn't hesitate to make the switch.

Think about it – for centuries, we've centered our lives around houses and built entire industries around them.

Yet, within just few decades of the introduction of cars, those horse-related industries vanished. Everyone uses cars now.

It would have been hard to imagine just few decades earlier.

All we really need is a superior product.

Code & Psychology ⚡️ 2y ago

It can be hard, because what is truly superior? It shall be truly superior to the mainstream to really get that fast adoption I guess.

And also timing might play a big role. You can have a really superior idea, but people might need to "mature" to see its superiorness.

What do you think?

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iefan 🕊️ 2y ago

I believe a superior product would encompass all existing features, such as recommendation algorithms and intelligent filters, while still allowing users to have full control over them.

This would be akin to the difference between using public transport, versus having your own personal car.

These things will take some time but that's the direction we are headed to.