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ELI5: Why 24p is preferred when 30p/48p/60p are technically better?

I recently got a little more into video now that I own a nice camera, and am wondering why 24p is the preferred format when 30/48/60p offer better motion and don't require pulldown to broadcast at 60hz. Is it entirely an aesthetic preference? Is it because people don't like change? Does it have something to do with the "uncanny valley?"

Also, as a subquestion, why is it that cameras that can shoot 30p can't also shoot in 24p if it's 6fps less and therefore technically feasible?
gpt
Because movie goers don't like it. The higher frame rates are what television and (more importantly) home video cameras usually use, and the general public has started to associate the look of those higher frame-rates with "cheaper production", whereas the look of 24fps is associated with the big-budget quality of major motion pictures.

Seriously.