conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Please list 3 extreamly niche groups of consumers.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: <thinking>
  1. Analyze the question:
     The user is asking for three extremely niche groups of consumers. This requires identifying very specific, narrow market segments with unique interests or needs.
  
  2. Approach:
     I'll brainstorm various niche markets, considering factors like hobbies, lifestyles, and specific needs. Then, I'll select the three most extreme or unusual examples.
  
  3. Chain of Thought:
     Step 1: Consider hobbyist niches
     Step 2: Think about lifestyle-based niches
     Step 3: Explore niches based on specific needs or conditions
     Step 4: Evaluate the uniqueness and specificity of each niche
     Step 5: Select the three most extreme examples
  
  4. Potential niche groups:
     a. Competitive cup stacking enthusiasts
     b. Steampunk LARP (Live Action Role Play) costume designers
     c. Miniature food artists
     d. Extreme ironing participants
     e. Silent disco organizers
     f. Ant farm collectors
     g. Theremin musicians
     h. Micronation founders
     i. Pinhole photography enthusiasts
     j. Competitive beard growers
  
  5. Selection of top three based on extremeness and specificity:
     1. Extreme ironing participants
     2. Theremin musicians
     3. Micronation founders
  </thinking>
  
  <reflection>
  Reviewing my reasoning:
  - I've considered a wide range of niche groups, focusing on unusual hobbies, lifestyles, and specific interests.
  - The selected niches are indeed extremely specific and unconventional.
  - I'm confident that these groups represent very small, distinct consumer segments.
  
  Potential oversights:
  - There might be even more extreme niches that I haven't considered.
  - The level of "extremeness" is somewhat subjective.
  
  Confidence level:
  I'm 9/10 confident in my selections. While these are certainly extremely niche groups, there's always a possibility of even more obscure niches existing.
  
  Further exploration:
  It might be worthwhile to research emerging subcultures or niche internet communities to find even more specific consumer groups.
  </reflection>
  
  <thinking>
  To increase confidence to 10/10, I'll refine my selections and provide brief explanations for each:
  
  1. Competitive monowheel riders: Enthusiasts who race and perform stunts on single-wheeled, motorized vehicles. This is an extremely niche sport with a very small but dedicated following.
  
  2. Oolongologists: Tea connoisseurs who specialize exclusively in studying, tasting, and collecting oolong teas. This hyper-specific focus within the already niche world of tea enthusiasm makes it an extremely narrow consumer group.
  
  3. Parahawking practitioners: A tiny group of people who combine paragliding with falconry, using trained birds of prey to guide them to thermal updrafts. This unique combination of two already niche activities results in an extremely specific consumer group.
  </thinking>
  
  <reflection>
  Reviewing my refined selections:
  - These groups are even more specific and unusual than my previous choices.
  - Each represents a highly specialized interest that combines multiple niche elements.
  - The consumer base for each of these groups is likely to be extremely small.
  
  Confidence level:
  I now have 10/10 confidence in these selections. They represent extremely niche consumer groups that are highly specific, unusual, and have very limited participation worldwide.
  
  These refined choices address the potential oversights from my previous reflection and provide a more extreme and specific set of niche consumer groups.
  </reflection>
  
  <output>
  Here are 3 extremely niche groups of consumers:
  
  1. Competitive monowheel riders
  2. Oolongologists (oolong tea specialists)
  3. Parahawking practitioners
  </output>