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I think what often makes the debate frustrating is that for many people, myself included, 'do a lot more at the same prices' is not the most important metric th
by mercer 11y ago
I think what often makes the debate frustrating is that for many people, myself included, 'do a lot more at the same prices' is not the most important metric that prompted our choices. It seems to me that many of the debates are unproductive as a result, because there's disagreement on some of the basic assumptions.