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I'm of the mindset that the objects you use most are the ones that should be given the most attention, simply because extra consideration and money spent is mos
by MrFoof 16y ago
I'm of the mindset that the objects you use most are the ones that should be given the most attention, simply because extra consideration and money spent is most likely to affect your quality of life.
For me, it would be:
* Bed
* Computer
* Desk chair
* Shoes
* Phone
... and so forth. So I won't think twice about spending extra on these objects since I spend the majority of my day interacting with them.
For seating, my rule is it has to be comfortable enough that I can fall asleep on/in it, and that I shouldn't notice the object I'm sitting on.
Besides, humanity has designed millions of chairs throughout history. Millions of iterations. There's no excuse that they still produce chairs that are genuinely uncomfortable, and you owe it to yourself to find one that really does work for you.
- Groxx 16y agoTo drag this thread further off topic... My wife and I hunted around for a while, and bought a frickin' awesome mattress. It does wonders to your attitude to not wake up sore and stiff. And I like that my toes finally don't hold up the end of the sheets (california king FTW, though finding sheets for it is a PITA). And, personally, I think people pay far too little attention to their feet. Good shoes are worth the money (unless you're a barefooter, in which case no shoes is worth the money (or Vibrams)).