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Depends on what you mean by desire. If you count a desire as being the thing you want after all variables (including price) are factored in, then you don't rea
by grovulent 15y ago
Depends on what you mean by desire. If you count a desire as being the thing you want after all variables (including price) are factored in, then you don't really desire it if you don't purchase it.
Yes, one has desires when considered in abstraction from certain variables - and often people report desire based upon these abstractions. But it goes back to the old adage - believe not in what they say, but what they do.
- apl 15y ago> believe not in what they say, but what they do. > you don't really desire it if you don't purchase it. Good point, yes. But I still think the headline gives it a slightly misguided spin -- i.e., "now people don't just buy more Android devices, they also desire them more."