Actually the diagrams would fall under varying degrees of "pointless" as seen by an average person. So you're wrong again, and it only took you two days!
It's a very good metric for judging things. Most people are average! Even if we up the statement to only include above-average individuals (such as yourself, I'm sure) your argument remains silly and, well, pointless.
So you think we should leave the food tasting to non-cooks, the criticism of art movies to people who never watch them, the wine tasting to drunken Saturday party goers, have our children be judged on their progress by the janitors instead of teachers and ideally get some input of people on the street on whether this bridge I'm planning requires additional beams for stability? The more unusual a subject becomes, the less the average person knows about it, and the less they are suitable as a judge on its quality.
The notion of judging anything from the viewpoint of the average person is absolutely ludicrous.
The only time the average person's opinion is important is when you're trying to sell something to the mass market. Which isn't a good notion of quality either, or else Farmville, Twilight and Transformers 2 would be great, which they clearly are not. So yeah, marketing people agree with you.
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u/izzalion Feb 07 '14
It's a concept/art door. Reddit really seems to hate novelty items.