What is one marketing trend you think will disappear sooner than people expect?

Every year there is a new tactic that suddenly everyone starts using.

Some become permanent, while others seem to disappear almost as quickly as they arrived.

Which current trend feels temporary to you?

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u/arigato1010 — 12 days ago

She designed most of the brand. What's fair is fair.

If she designed most of it, that's her money ngl

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson is going through a divorce after more than two decades of marriage, and reports say he and wife Shannon "Summer" Wilson never signed a prenup. His fortune is estimated at roughly $6 billion, but a straight 50-50 split is not automatic under British Columbia law because property owned before the marriage can be treated differently from wealth gained or appreciated during it.

Shannon was also part of Lululemon's early story, joining as its lead designer before the company became a global brand. The couple married in 2002, four years after Chip founded Lululemon, meaning the eventual settlement could come down to how their assets grew during the marriage.

u/arigato1010 — 13 days ago

AI should challenge users more instead of agreeing with everything

Sometimes I don't want a chatbot to politely agree with my idea.

If I'm making a bad assumption, I'd rather it point that out directly. There's a difference between being helpful and just telling the user what they want to hear.

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u/arigato1010 — 15 days ago