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we can perhaps just simulate it
That's called trust, its not a UX challenge... just a narrative violation.
When people offer solutions they're not trying to improve UX, they're trying to trick the user (or themselves) because they don't want to confront a basic truth.
That's called trust, its not a UX challenge... just a narrative violation.
When people offer solutions they're not trying to improve UX, they're trying to trick the user (or themselves) because they don't want to confront a basic truth.