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That's a different question than the parent (albeit a related one). If there's no one to buy 35k cars, there won't be a steady flow of 5k cars indeed, but I don
by Majestic121 8y ago
That's a different question than the parent (albeit a related one).
If there's no one to buy 35k cars, there won't be a steady flow of 5k cars indeed, but I don't think people buy 35k cars because they're nice people trying to provide 5k cars to other people after a while
- joezydeco 8y agoOf course they don't. But you can't declare dependence on an ecosystem, simultaneously declare that the ecosystem is stupid, then have people take you seriously.
- travisjungroth 8y agoYou absolutely can. If everyone in a neighborhood tossed dollar bills on the street cause they didn't like carrying anything smaller than a five, it would make sense to both make a living picking them up and say "why the hell are they doing this?".
- chillacy 8y agoThe funny thing is if you put forth such a good argument that it changed everyone’s perceptions of the value of old cars then market forces would drive that price up, possibly invalidating the argument in the first place. So... shhh, keep it a secret!