Comment on The case for copying business ideasparentComments−lovemenot8yThis reads like so much marketing blurb. Opinion dressed as fact.I would argue, but would not presume to state as fact, that the large majority of Japanese actually prefer iteration over radical innovation, almost all of the time.−nicbou8yThis also reads like opinion dressed as fact−lovemenot8yI didn't have supporting evidence for my opinion, so I explicitly did not claim it as a fact.Please point out why you felt I claimed an opinion as a fact, perhaps I could improve my communication with your help.−pixl978yWould you argue that most businesses want to massively retrain their employee base every few months?My work experience tells me that companies commonly put off major updates because of retraining costs and scheduling.
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This reads like so much marketing blurb. Opinion dressed as fact.
I would argue, but would not presume to state as fact, that the large majority of Japanese actually prefer iteration over radical innovation, almost all of the time.
This also reads like opinion dressed as fact
I didn't have supporting evidence for my opinion, so I explicitly did not claim it as a fact.
Please point out why you felt I claimed an opinion as a fact, perhaps I could improve my communication with your help.
Would you argue that most businesses want to massively retrain their employee base every few months?
My work experience tells me that companies commonly put off major updates because of retraining costs and scheduling.