The target audience for this seems to be people like developers who can afford this form of distinction of desire. I don't see anyone in retail giving this arti

The target audience for this seems to be people like developers who can afford this form of distinction of desire. I don't see anyone in retail giving this article much of a second thought. We know what we want, and, largely, we can't afford it. It all comes down to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.