Re:Stanford Hates Fun
by Beltalowda on Saturday December 24, 2022 @10:37PM
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"Seems like", sure. But a lot of thing "seem" this or that until you actually look at the details and context. Without that, it's essentially meaningless information.
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Sure. How many businesses have more employees than "customers"? It's not a perfect analog but it's not unreasonable to ask "what are we really doing here?" either.
Re:Stanford Hates Fun
by dragonwriter on Sunday December 25, 2022 @12:25AM
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> How many businesses have more employees than "customers"?
Um, lots.
How many of those have customers who generate less than the average employee's salary in revenues?
Other than some niche tiny firms catering to the stupidly wealthy (the 0.1% and above) like a dynastic family investment fund, I can’t think of any. Can you elaborate on some examples?
Re:Stanford Hates Fun
by dragonwriter on Sunday December 25, 2022 @09:43PM
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> Other than some niche tiny firms catering to the stupidly wealthy (the 0.1% and above) like a dynastic family investment fund, I can’t think of any.
Very much not niche, not tiny firms catering to the even more stupidly wealthy than any individual human: customers aren’t always natural persons.