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I think you're strawmanning here a bit. The point isn't that one has to "pay" for an experience.
by JSavageOne 5y ago
I think you're strawmanning here a bit. The point isn't that one has to "pay" for an experience.
- Jensson 5y agoThat is exactly the point, why else would they say "buy experiences, not things"? I need things to survive, so I buy things. Then I use the rest of my time to get experiences for basically free. There is no point in buying stuff that is basically free anyway. It is worth it to make a few trips around the world, but that is really cheap if you consider your whole life. What you don't need is a trip every year etc, experiences you pay for stops being an experience and starts being mundane very quickly. Instead of making a trip, why not just build something, like a program or learn to cook or make some sports goal or read up about some studies etc. All of those are free or saves you money and way more memorable and interesting than things people pay a lot of money for.