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Sales of goods is "unpredictable"
Owing to human unpredictability.
No one knows what the fuck they are going to do next.
Consumerism is based on materialism.
Materialism is based on pure desire.
And desires are irrational and fleeting.
Not to mention people are highly unique. One person will like strawberry ice cream and another person will like chocolate.
The variables are extremely high.
But selling is more safe than gambling. Why?
Because the probabilities are less.
What do you? What if I sold pebbles or faeces?
So there is an element of "sellibity"
So some products sell more than others. But why?
Okay.
Some products fall into absolute needs, things that people really want.
People absolutely need food. Then to a lesser extent, they need smartphones.
Then, there are products that are more luxurious, more rare but yield higher profits, like "air plane trips".
If every businessman did the most obvious, most safest, the market will get more and more oversaturated and homogenous.
And niche markets will be more in demand. But why assume?
Organic beef are rare. But is organic beef a potential market?
Owing to human unpredictability.
No one knows what the fuck they are going to do next.
Consumerism is based on materialism.
Materialism is based on pure desire.
And desires are irrational and fleeting.
Not to mention people are highly unique. One person will like strawberry ice cream and another person will like chocolate.
The variables are extremely high.
But selling is more safe than gambling. Why?
Because the probabilities are less.
What do you? What if I sold pebbles or faeces?
So there is an element of "sellibity"
So some products sell more than others. But why?
Okay.
Some products fall into absolute needs, things that people really want.
People absolutely need food. Then to a lesser extent, they need smartphones.
Then, there are products that are more luxurious, more rare but yield higher profits, like "air plane trips".
If every businessman did the most obvious, most safest, the market will get more and more oversaturated and homogenous.
And niche markets will be more in demand. But why assume?
Organic beef are rare. But is organic beef a potential market?
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