july

I like having limited choices - it makes me feel like I’m in control of my choices. Allows me to evaluate my options 

Its like diners in nyc - why is there an entire page dedicated to omlettes, how can one ever feel like they could make any sort of informed decision? 

Limited choices makes me feel better

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this is why i keep saying perfect competition is good for price but not necessarily good for consumers

they don't want to have to pick between 1000 things

@operator & /operator | BCI, bioinformatics, search, chaos, decentralized AI

They won’t pick b/w 1000 things. They’ll pick b/w the top few and the rest won’t survive 

See browsers or email clients

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agreed, this is why ranking is so important (and search in general). as cost of producing software and goods in general gets lower, i think personal assistant AI is going to take off exponentially

My ram can’t fit a 1000 things from a category of products (email clients, browsers, search engines, computers etc)

I can fit a few things though