In the world of essay formats - this is an example of the type of essay that challenges unspoken assumptions - eg, we think the world (in this case consumer business models) looks like X, but it may actually look like Y. And then anthropologically, aims to pull it apart step by step and show the reader why. In this way it is deeply original thinking at every paragraph (the whole series here is the same). If “monetization isn’t a price. It’s a product surface” is interesting to you, it's worth reading it all.

In the world of essay formats - this is an example of the type of essay that challenges unspoken assumptions - eg, we think the world (in this case consumer business models) looks like X, but it may actually look like Y. And then anthropologically, aims to pull it apart step by step and show the reader why. In this way it is deeply original thinking at every paragraph (the whole series here is the same). If “monetization isn’t a price. It’s a product surface” is interesting to you, it's worth reading it all.

https://getlightswitch.substack.com/p/most-consumer-software-doesnt-fail