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The cost of not being able to participate in pop culture is magnitudes higher than the cost of piracy in a country where the original isn't even sold. Relative
by SkyBelow 8y ago
The cost of not being able to participate in pop culture is magnitudes higher than the cost of piracy in a country where the original isn't even sold. Relative measurements matters when measuring two choices, even if both are small in effect to the cost of something unrelated.
- dragonwriter 8y agoThe cost of missing out on any one show, even a popular one, is not even approximately “not being able to participate in popular culture”.