Consider a typical creative marketplace intake flow:
First Visit:
→ "What's your name?"
→ "What's your brand?"
→ "What's your budget?"
→ "What do you need?"
Second Visit (same user):
→ "What's your name?"
→ "What's your brand?"
→ "What's your budget?"
→ "What do you need?"
The system treats Session 2 identically to Session 1. All context is lost. The user must re-establish everything.
Why This Fails
From a UX perspective, this creates friction:
- Time waste: Users repeat information they've already provided
- Trust erosion: "Didn't I tell you this last time?"
- Cognitive load: Re-articulating preferences requires mental effort
- Relationship regression: Each session restarts the relationship
But the deeper problem is philosophical. The system fails to understand the user in Heidegger's sense of the term.