Ok, in that case it's safe to say that the normal is highly variant but generally follows a pattern. People generally have a nose in the center of their face so that'd be normal, but one on the forehead would be abnormal unless everyone suddenly also had forehead noses
replyRelevant history from the US Airforce in the 1940s when they tried to build a cockpit for the average pilot and failed
replyI find this an interesting take on the story
This is also a good argument why "opinionated" designs like from Apple are a bad idea. The average user does not exist. Stop trying to turn us into one!
replyI have used an iPhone for 8 years and a macbook for 2 years.
Every year the experience gets worse, like on schedule.
This theory might explain what is happening!
replySame with Windows; that's why I switched to Linux.
replyThat’s different. Deciding you’re building a tool for a specific use-case is not related to “average users”.
replyTool companies manufacture claw hammers despite some people wanting a nail gun. You don’t try to make a thing flexible enough to be both a nail gun and a hammer.
I’m a power user and I do all of my customization on my Linux desktop/laptop. I use an iPhone specifically because it’s locked down and don’t want a keyboard that has gone through no code review stealing all of my banking credentials.
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replyI would hate to be one of the ~80 million people in the world who have identical faces
replyExcept that one guy.
replyEveryone is abnormal compared to yourself.
replyDude I know exactly who you're talking about, that guy without a unique face! Weird as hell that he's the only one...
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