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Agree! It's just that AFAICT, it's often assumed that dysfunctional incentives are primarily or entirely on the side of product-makers rather than consumers, and I'm not so sure. CBT & meditation have a market in large part because people "should" prioritize "mental health."
A question I find interesting: would people choose to use a product if they knew in advance that it would cause them to, say, quit their current job and take a different one that was more enjoyable and fulfilling at the cost of a considerable pay cut?
I love this. To the point I raised in another tweet about meditation, I probably wouldn’t have started that if I understood what it really was for. There is an inferential distance problem here. But that framing sure seems awfully patronizing.
I posit that many people would not take a 100% guaranteed improvement in quality of life at the cost of a substantially lower salary, though few would admit to it
If we've already done this will the tool cause us to take an even more enjoyable and even lower paying job?
Yes people do it all the time - the product is called graduate school
But, of course, we know nothing in advance for certain. Many think they know. The thinking person thinks he or she MAY know, but knows that certainty when it comes to the future, personal or otherwise, is a fiction.
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