You May Also Like
You May Also Like
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You May Also Like (2016) dives into the ever-changing world of taste, or what you like and why you like it. Trying to guess whether a consumer will enjoy a movie or buy a product is both tricky science and big business, as a myriad of different factors influences the decisions you make daily.
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Pop culture enthusiasts Social psychologists Marketers or consumers curious about what influences taste
About the author
Tom Vanderbilt is a writer whose work on culture, technology and design has been published in The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone and The Wall Street Journal, among others. He’s also a contributing editor for Wired and Artforum, and the author of the bestselling…
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You May Also Like (2016) dives into the ever-changing world of taste, or what you like and why you like it. Trying to guess whether a consumer will enjoy a movie or buy a product is both tricky science and big business, as a myriad of different factors influences the decisions you make daily.
Who should read
Pop culture enthusiasts Social psychologists Marketers or consumers curious about what influences taste
About the author
Tom Vanderbilt is a writer whose work on culture, technology and design has been published in The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone and The Wall Street Journal, among others. He’s also a contributing editor for Wired and Artforum, and the author of the bestselling book Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What it Says About Us).
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