The power of distribution

dealmaker · Dec 11, 2020

The power of distribution:YouTube megastar David Dobrik sold 17k+puzzles ($30 a pop) in a few hours. How? The first person to put the puzzle together and take a photo wins $100k. Dobrik, meanwhile, nets millions.

stochastix · Dec 11, 2020

lmao. the power of idiots. thats amazing though, to think so much wasted time on trivial things

ElCubano · Dec 11, 2020

Brilliant

931 · Dec 11, 2020

How did they measure the speed of completing?

NoahA · Dec 11, 2020

931 said:
How did they measure the speed of completing?

I'm guessing that once you finish the puzzle, the QR code takes you to a website and that is your proof of finishing. Without the completed puzzle, it won't produce an exact QR code with the exact link.

931 · Dec 11, 2020

NoahA said:
I'm guessing that once you finish the puzzle, the QR code takes you to a website and that is your proof of finishing. Without the completed puzzle, it won't produce an exact QR code with the exact link.

Would that not make the puzzle a gigantic QR code?

NoahA · Dec 11, 2020

931 said:
Would that not make the puzzle a gigantic QR code?

I'm guessing that is what the puzzle is based on the pictures. And therefore extremely difficult to do.

DiceAreCast · Dec 11, 2020

There is always someone new who milks stupid cows. Lottery tickets are appealing to dummies who have nothing but hope.

stochastix said:
lmao. the power of idiots. thats amazing though, to think so much wasted time on trivial things