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I don't believe it's that pragmatic. There's a great sense of the unknown, as if society will totally shut down. After all, you don't see people shop the same w
by bdcravens 5y ago
I don't believe it's that pragmatic. There's a great sense of the unknown, as if society will totally shut down. After all, you don't see people shop the same way when they plan to be home for a while (vacations, kids not going to school during the summer, etc)
- lazide 5y agoIt can be both. I personally think of uncertainty like the exponent of the function for buying. More uncertainty, higher value exponentially.