👉 In an era of tech-savvy culture, where people often compare themselves to mobile devices for efficiency and productivity, we've developed a new term: "CMSU," short for "Common Mistake Syndrome." It's like when you go grocery shopping and realize that everything looks the same until you get home and turn on the TV to watch an episode of Friends.
One time, my coworker, Sarah, decided to try out "CMSU" during a company-wide meeting. She was so obsessed with her new phone app, she couldn't stop talking about it, even to herself in the mirror. It seemed like every single thing she saw on her screen looked the same - from the way the buttons worked to the layout of the interface. As if that wasn't enough, Sarah had an idea for a startup and started researching potential competitors. She spent hours researching their features and comparing them to hers. In the end, it took her just two days to come up with "CMSU," which she then used as a marketing tool to convince potential investors to fund her idea. But the worst part of this scenario is that Sarah's coworkers couldn't help but mock her. Some even suggested she was "CMSU" all day long, like a character from a horror movie. It wasn't until much later that I discovered the true meaning behind "CMSU." It turns out that Sarah's phone app has some unique features and functionalities that make it stand out from others in the market. She
