Steve Jobs argued back by bringing up the laser printer example, before the laser printer existed it was hard to put the customer first in this case and you had to make the technology before the customer. Then when he brought up holding up the paper and saying "here look at this, wanna buy it" starts creating that user experience that was mentioned. He prefers this way so that he can the main issues that need to be fixed that caters to the users experiance.

Around the 8 minute mark when he was talking about how to help the tigers is a moment that stood out to me. This moment during the video is a interesting way he talks about the sustainability of tigers and keeping them around longer. Another interesting thing that was brought up was the design strategy involved in attempting to create a habitat for the tigers by working with the monks to do it. similar to the design talked about earlier as it is a universal thing that applies to any problem that requires some form of solution, there will always be a design involved whether knowingly or not to help solve the problem at hand.

When reading this part in particular, I found it not only sickly but also felt like a sort of twisted attempt to get more money. TurboTax brands itself as free for everyone but when it hides its from side from low income user for the purpose to getting more money reveals that no matter how good it seems from a corporation that there is always something underlying factor, The factor here and in most other places is greed which is a common dark pattern for large companies who advertise being "free" as nothing is truly free in business.

The code when pasted into Anaconda seemed to have issues working for windows. The error given was that the PRN was not registered to the programs of Growthbook and Posthog. To workaround this issue, use the command of conda list and search the list manually for the packages that were listed to be installed.