One of the most interesting characteristics of market demand is “people want things more when other people show demand for that thing.” When folks see more people buying a thing it ignites an increased desire for them to also buy that thing. (The “Tickle Me Elmo effect”)
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Another example: Tesla stock. Their increase in stock price isn’t based on fundamentals (Tesla’s business isn’t getting better). It’s just more people are seeing other people buy the stock and therefore want that same stock. (This behavior seems built-in to human DNA)
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This is also known as the “bandwagon effect:” “when people's preference for a commodity increases as the number of people buying it increases.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_effect …pic.twitter.com/ekKAlJYSvO
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The bandwagon effect also has an element of FOMO: The more people you see buying new M1 Macs, the more you want one. When you see more folks using Figma, you’ll increasingly want to switch (even if you’re happy with Sketch).
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Remember when you were happy with Hipchat, but still wanted to switch to Slack because “everyone on Twitter” was using it? “Everyone’s doing it” is a powerful motivator for consumer behavior.
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I was just going to mention that.
Such a good way to phrase it. 
Wydaje się, że ładowanie zajmuje dużo czasu.
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