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One could question the decision to make the pedometer on the other side of the world. Or even its necessity in the first place.
by exitb 4y ago
One could question the decision to make the pedometer on the other side of the world. Or even its necessity in the first place.
- UIUC_06 4y agoOne could, if "one" were an intellectual who thought himself qualified to question everything, because reasons. Someone wants a pedometer, and magically, or not so magically, one appears on a shelf near them, or on their doorstep.
- sixstringtheory 4y agoWhy did they want the pedometer? Did they come to that desire in isolation, or were they advertised to by the pedometer maker?
- UIUC_06 4y agoMaybe they're humans with agency? Just a thought.
- robswc 4y agoI feel this line of thinking leads to no where. What is "in isolation"? I'd honestly be shocked if the majority of people buying this pedometer were buying it due to an ad of any sort. Seems more likely they simply needed a pedometer. They needed one because they wanted to count steps... etc, etc, eudemonia
- fallingknife 4y agoYou can decide on its necessity for yourself by buying it or not. You are not entitled to make that choice for other people.