Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. I think AI was coded to write in an academic and somewhat wordy way to ensure the accuracy of information. In addition, I think the coders may have thought that by displaying information in an academic way, people of all demographics can read and understand it.
I just have a habit of over-analyze and over-intepret things, just a habit stemmed from studying at my university.
To me, this video describes a commonly used tactic in business, that being to induce demand. A product can only improve or be sold so much until it reaches its capacity limit. Once that limit is hit, consumers got bored and move on to the next big thing which ruins your business. As such, the right thing to do to save your business is to induce demand, create a new market for your product, either by convincing a new demographic to have it or deeming anyone not having it a sore loser. In the mean time, expand your business into more areas until you practically sell anything or create your own ecosystem with its unique characteristics not compatible with any existing substance on the whole market. Slowly, you may establish yourself a monopoly, an “unthinkable” monopoly at that, whereby the dissapearance of your business would cause anarchy in the society as a whole.
what if the value of some things are so high because the value list people have alot of them and just act like it’s scarce?
also, you have to purposefully lower the quality of some products (such as light bulbs or sponges) so that people will keep buying them and not buy once and never again