Re:The Zero-Sum Bias: When people think that everything is a...
by robocat on Saturday July 06, 2019 @05:34PM
(#20372113)
I think your argument somewhat presumes that we all agree on some platonic ideal of a product.
Let's pick restaurants as as product: I have some favourite restaurants that for me beat most other restaurants on multiple dimensions (taste, freshness, service, location, price). And there are very popular restaurants I rate poorly on multiple dimensions.
I know other products that I think are both cheaper and better than the competitors, but I can't think of any products where I have many many purchases within the sample space of different products.
Let's pick restaurants as as product: I have some favourite restaurants that for me beat most other restaurants on multiple dimensions (taste, freshness, service, location, price). And there are very popular restaurants I rate poorly on multiple dimensions.
I know other products that I think are both cheaper and better than the competitors, but I can't think of any products where I have many many purchases within the sample space of different products.