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Why would they want to buy your frying pan? Is the value you've given it very low, making it cheaper to buy yours than another one? Is there a shortage of fryin
by ljf 7y ago
Why would they want to buy your frying pan? Is the value you've given it very low, making it cheaper to buy yours than another one? Is there a shortage of frying pans, increasing the value of yours?
- Nition 7y agoThey see you have a good pan and want one that's the same. Buying yours is less effort than going to the shops and faster than ordering one. Obviously social decorum would usually prevent this scenario, but the fear of possibility remains.
- puszczyk 7y agoMaybe that firing pan is owned by a rockstar ?
- oconnor663 7y agoPeople are often angry with each other and eager to hurt each other in any legal way available. (Ask your friendly neighborhood divorce lawyer for their stories.) This sort "anyone can take your stuff if they're irrational enough" would be very easy to exploit to make someone's life miserable. And the problem only gets worse if you imagine a normal person making a very rich person angry.
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- Nition 7y agoThank you, you said it better than me. Any system where anyone can take someone's stuff without their consent, even for a price, would never work.