I have to second this. The questions one has to answer: What price do I set on my privacy and control? vs What price do I want to pay for inconveniences? P

I have to second this. The questions one has to answer: What price do I set on my privacy and control? vs What price do I want to pay for inconveniences? Privacy is a value (abstract) and inconvenience is a concrete experience (concrete). Many people find it easier to reason about concrete experiences then about abstract notions.