Scale Is Not a Moral Argument
Scale is often treated as proof. If something reaches millions of users, it must be good.If it grows fast, it must be needed.If it dominates,...
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Scale is often treated as proof. If something reaches millions of users, it must be good.If it grows fast, it must be needed.If it dominates,...
Read Full ArticleDecentralization is often treated as an inherent good. If a system is distributed, permissionless, or built on a blockchain, it...
In most product conversations, growth is treated as a default good. More users mean more validation, more relevance, more success....
Persuasion is often framed as a design skill — the right copy, the right nudge, the right moment to intervene....
Recommendation systems are often framed as a convenience feature. They save time, reduce effort, and help users “discover” what they...
Persuasion-based UX starts from a flawed assumption: that users must be guided, nudged, optimized, or subtly pushed toward the “right”...
Visibility Is a Poor Measure of Importance In product work, visibility often distorts priorities. What ships is visible.What users click...