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How Many Experiments Do I Need To Run?

September 18, 2020 by Luke Szyrmer Leave a Comment

A teacher said to her student, “Billy, if both of your parents were born in 1967, how old are they now?”
After a few moments, Billy answered, “It depends.”
“It depends on what?” she asked.
“It depends on whether you ask my father or my mother.”

It’s also like that with the number of experiments you need to run, in order to build a new product.

It depends.

On how much of a breakthrough you want your product to be.

Filed Under: assumptions, innovation, Risk, unknown unknowns

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