In this episode, we challenge tech industry dogma around A/B testing & Minimum Viable Products (MVPs), and propose alternatives better suited to today’s post-low interest rate economy.FOLLOW-UPS – 01:41Apple Vision Pros & ConsHow to book a Vision Pro demo at an Apple StoreApple Vision Pro has finally made virtual reality worth itFirst insights about Apple Vision Pro opticsSteve Jobs on the Post-PC EraApple Vision Pro review: magic, until it’s notAnil Dash on Apple Vision ProEXPERIMENTATION IN PRODUCT INNOVATION – 19:43Building a Culture of ExperimentationThe Surprising Power of Online ExperimentsComputers suck now. They run on superstition, not science.CRITIQUE OF THE MVP APPROACH – 25:03Minimum Viable ProductCory Doctorow on the enshittification of platformsPIXAR, BRAINTRUSTS & SAFETY – 33:45The Marginalian reviews Ed Catmull’s Creativity, Inc.Toolbox: How “Jobs to Be Done” Can Help You Make, BetterLIES, DAMN LIES & STATISTICS – 48:24Science has been in a “replication crisis” for a decadeREAL ARTISTS SHIP – 54:21Andy Hertzfeld on the origin story behind this Jobs-ismWEEKLY RECS – 56:52“Onigiri” Rice Balls: Kings of the Convenience StoreHistory of Seven & I HoldingsThe Greatest Night in PopThe story behind “One Love” from Nas’ legendary Illmatic albumCLOSING & PREVIEW – 01:07:20(Image credit: Young Frankenstein / Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp)****Rant, rave or otherwise via email at [email protected] or on Threads @LearnMakeLearnShow.CREDITSTheme: Vendla / Today Is a Good Day / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.comDrum hit: PREL / Musical Element 85 / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

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