← Back to context Comment by paulcole 1 day ago Are you assuming cost of switching is included in the definition of “better”? 1 comment paulcole Reply carlosjobim 1 day ago There really is no cost of switching. The only thing is that we might not be bothered to switch to something better if we're already very happy with what we have. I think all of us are like that.
carlosjobim 1 day ago There really is no cost of switching. The only thing is that we might not be bothered to switch to something better if we're already very happy with what we have. I think all of us are like that.
There really is no cost of switching. The only thing is that we might not be bothered to switch to something better if we're already very happy with what we have. I think all of us are like that.