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The Business of Tech
FTN Motion's electric ride

Rather than chasing a futuristic look like many EV makers, FTN Motion doubled down on nostalgia and craftsmanship, betting that riders want something that feels like a classic, not a gadget.

The Business of Tech
1w ago

People buy consoles to play games, not to have a portal to the internet in their living room. And so you're selling a multi-hundred sort of console to people who want to play games, but people who don't want to play games aren't going to randomly start buying consoles.

3w ago

Insurance forms that make no sense. Subscriptions that can't be cancelled. A never-ending blizzard of automated notifications.

1mo ago

The goal is to make Uber so useful that it becomes your default relationship for getting around and getting things done in the real world. And I think the super-app vision, where you can order food, get a ride, get a package delivered, book a flight — all from one place — is something that's very natural for consumers, because they don't want to have 15 different apps. They want one trusted relationship.

1mo ago

I was drinking a greens powder and looked up in the corner of the room and I was just like, there's no way I'm keeping this habit past 30 days. Um, so that was sort of the epiphany of, hey, how do I take uh something as robust and comprehensive and make it into a form factor that could build a habit for consumer.

3mo ago

I think peak subscription refers to subscriptions that don't deliver a lot of value because it's so easy I think to sign up for an app or you know a service and then maybe even forget about it and then six months later you look at say I haven't been using this or I haven't been consuming it.

3mo ago
Hidden Brain
Group Think

How do the groups you identify with shape your sense of self? Do they influence the beer you buy? The way you vote?

4mo ago

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