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It's about this that you mention: > do they acknowledge the universally-known fact that stuff costs money? No. They don't. I understand if it sounds absurd to
by argentinian 4y ago
It's about this that you mention:
> do they acknowledge the universally-known fact that stuff costs money?
No. They don't. I understand if it sounds absurd to you. But that's how it is here.
It's simple: by default they don't think about it. They evaluate only considering the short term results. Its like this:
Free -> like.
Pay -> don't like.
Of course if you talk with them they are able to understand, but many of them never ever gave any consideration to the matter. They don't believe magic explanations, they just don't think about it. For generations they got most things for free, they don't care how it works.