When America was Great We knew that musical taste is formed in adolescence. And usually after that only small shifts happen. Only 30% of li…

When America was Great We knew that musical taste is formed in adolescence. And usually after that only small shifts happen. Only 30% of listened music is new music. It turns out we are not guided only by music. All our judgments about the "best" are formed in the interval from 4 to 30 years old. I will leave aside the years when judgments about moral and social values are formed. Interestingly, the peak of judgments about the best years in Fashion and Cuisine falls at a more mature age, later than music. Essentially, all our marketplaces have a not particularly difficult exercise ahead. Take a person's age and compile a profile of the strongest triggers. All you need is to remember: what they listened to when they were 15, what they watched at 12-18, what they wore at 20. Each generation has its own KOLs and sex symbols. People carry their images through the years. This is visible in clothing preferences, in hairstyle choices, in attitudes toward content. Each generation has an avant-garde designer (Margiela, Demna, who is next), its own actress with big breasts talents (Jolie, Sweeney, who is next), its own generational anthems, and so on. By assembling the graph of associations that make up a person's ideas about reality, recommendations will be more accurate and more effective. - And personally generated content? - And personally generated content