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Yep, the first one was India.

Hard to advise without knowing your product metrics. But on general online games are notorious for low retention. A lifetime plan might make sense, since the anticipated lifetime might be low and economics would add up.

Pull up the historical data if you can on how lifetime plan performed in your company when it was in place. If you know retention for the users, that purchased the plan and the acquisition cost, you can check, whether the lifetime plan makes sense.

The only reason to bring them back is the fancy steampunky look. From the practical side, they would be a step back.

Somebody send it to George Martin

I guess everyone is excited about shit hitting the fan when they go public

Agreed. Joe often provides exposure to remarkable individuals, that often do not get enough coverage in mainstream media. And talk about the diversity of guests

I meant that with the rising of sharing economy and automated driving technologies, the market for personally owned vehicles would significantly shrink or seize to exist. The main reason for owning a car - getting from point A to point B whenever you want with a certain level of comfort. There are cheaper and simpler solutions to that job-to-be-done than car ownership.

The future of personal transportation is no personal transportation.

This is so 2017

IMHO since in US FB messenger is more popular than Whatsapp, it makes more sense to communicate with leads there. Plus setting up chat bots for messenger is super easy.

In my experience, apps (like Headspace) mostly distract you from witnessing. Any type of guided mediation has an entertaining aspect to it - you have to follow the guidelines instead of pure witnessing.

Why? I mean there are no constraints to printing it at least in theory.