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That is an overly simplistic and utterly senseless perspective. The overwhelming majority of consumers could give a sh*t about these things when they're actuall
by willnonya 4y ago
That is an overly simplistic and utterly senseless perspective. The overwhelming majority of consumers could give a sh*t about these things when they're actually shopping for a product. These are the things people care about when being judged by others, not when deciding how to spend their money.
- klyrs 4y ago> That is an overly simplistic and utterly senseless perspective. That's a curious response to an explicit example of consumers not simply optimizing for cost and quality.
- happytoexplain 4y agoYour first sentence is pretty exaggerated (and borders on ad hominem). Regardless, even if I agree with your second sentence, I can still rationally disagree that it has no effect worth considering, either economically, morally, or even just personally. They aren't mutually exclusive, logically.