> I agree with the general "it's expensive but for that price it just works" statement. One thing a "disparity" (as in variety) of wealth creates is slices of

> I agree with the general "it's expensive but for that price it just works" statement. One thing a "disparity" (as in variety) of wealth creates is slices of populace where the value of the solution is worth vastly more. Tech that "just works" is one such place. People placing higher value on convenience ... Another such place that is interesting is healthcare. Some portion of the market places longevity or health optimizations way beyond the traditional insurance models. They're willing to spend far and beyond the marginal savings from prevention to avoid health issues. An example might be taking expensive NMN/NR to potentially avoid future health issues, despite costing 100s per month. eg: https://www.elysiumhealth.com/en-us/science-101/8-reasons-why-nad https://www.elysiumhealth.com/en-us/science-101/8-reasons-wh...