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Absolutely. So they can need it but not want it. And as barefoot says above, you can want a product without needing it. Need/Want may be correlated, but they
by omh 16y ago
Absolutely. So they can need it but not want it.
And as barefoot says above, you can want a product without needing it.
Need/Want may be correlated, but they certainly don't imply each other, in either direction.
- ThomPete 16y agoThere is an infinite amount of things that we need/want if we follow that definition which again simply removes the meaning of the distinction. There is no insight to be gained from the distinction, it's semantic masturbation nothing else.