<transcript><audio_24>to take the scientific method and apply it to how we build products in a startup environment so he in a really great way to talk about his his cycle he talks about how you build you have a</transcript><transcript><audio_25>hypothesis that you can test and you do this kind of evidence based experiment based product development cycle so I started thinking about how we might use that cycle in fact how we probably are</transcript><transcript><audio_26>without really thinking about it I'm kind of apply that cycle to how we build the clicker works again so we are not going to start with filled</transcript><transcript><audio_27>thorry and the reason we're not going to start with build is that unlike a startup who is making their first ever product you very rarely get to start your team from scratch although if you are a startup making a very first</transcript><transcript><audio_28>product that is the exception you are working with a team for the first time that team probably exists in some form for most people and you need to sort of learn some stuff about them so this is</transcript> to take the scientific method and apply it to how we build products in a startup environment so he in a really great way to talk about his his cycle he talks about how you build you have a hypothesis that you can test and you do this kind of evidence based experiment based product development cycle so I started thinking about how we might use that cycle in fact how we probably are without really thinking about it I'm kind of apply that cycle to how we build the clicker works again so we are not going to start with filled thorry and the reason we're not going to start with build is that unlike a startup who is making their first ever product you very rarely get to start your team from scratch although if you are a startup making a very first product that is the exception you are working with a team for the first time that team probably exists in some form for most people and you need to sort of learn some stuff about them so this is
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