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> It just removes the price out of the equation. I too welcome our post-scarcity future :)
by jareklupinski 5y ago
> It just removes the price out of the equation.
I too welcome our post-scarcity future :)
- makeitdouble 5y agoThis feels like a joke, but deciding on where/how to buy something completely ignoring the price (same everywhere) is refreshing. There's few similar experiences, perhaps movie theaters before they started monthly plans/membership programs. I can't think of any other day to day instance where price comparison is explicitly rendered moot.
- refurb 5y agoIn situations like this the end user typically pays dears for that "luxury'. Similar to cell phone service in Canada. Prices are carefully negotiated with carriers and as a results Canadians pay some of the highest cell phone fee in the world.
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