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Why the fuck is there so much subjectivity with technology? Why is there nothing absolutely nothing that is objectively the best
product. Everything is so fucking wishy washy I ask what phone is the best on the market I get 15 answers how is this acceptable?
Why do we as consumers allow this to happen no other industry is like this. I don't understand why we don't talk in terms of specs
and compare only the specs. it's not even like cereal brands or some shit where taste comes into play
some people just actively shill products that are inferior. It's getting ridiculous. I challenge you to find an objective best
product for the following
Phone
Laptop
Monitor
You won't be able to because the consumers buy inferior products and hold back the industry
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Define "best"
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The reason people don't talk purely in terms of specs is because most people aren't autismos. What matters is the real world performance and how it matches up to people's *subjective* expectations. Good on paper means very little to anyone really. The best laptop for most people would be the fully loaded rMBP 15" and this is reflected in the normie consensus.
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The iPhone 6S Plus™ on the latest iOS™ is objectively™ the best phone on the market.
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>>55190014
This. Give me a clear definition of best and I will tell you the best product.
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>>55190179
>>55190014
the point is he shouldn't have to. there should be a ceiling when it comes to technology but there isn't every product has 1 or 2 things missing that a competitor has. it's all a big scam they 100% talk about what features they will include so they don't put out an identical product. people who want SD cards go Samsung people who want removable backs go LG people who want brand name go Iphone they are selling you the illusion of choice a company could easily do everything every phone on the market does but they choose not to
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