DANIELAND THE RIVER OF TIME
14 consumers · λ ~ Gamma(k=1.5, θ=0.8) · frame-driven Poisson surfacing

River of Time

Greene 1982 → Schmittlein / Fader 1987-2005 → Netzer 2008 → today. Each generation widened the reality we can see.

λ distribution · GAMMA(1.5, 0.8)
Between-person heterogeneity
Stage 0 / 6
SHARP · PARALLEL-TRACK FOOTNOTE
When the river runs shallow and even.
In mass FMCG categories, every consumer's λ clusters in a low band. Surfacing rates run close together and differences in "the Between" (命) all but vanish. Resources should go to penetration and mental availability.

This framework fits: luxury, premium, subscription, life-stage categories.
Sharp fits: FMCG, mass everyday goods. Both tracks are right; it depends on the category.