There's plenty of facts I'm willing to take axiomatically at face value: * Avocados aren't houses * Eggs are fungible * Homes are not homogenous * Half of all e

There's plenty of facts I'm willing to take axiomatically at face value: * Avocados aren't houses * Eggs are fungible * Homes are not homogenous * Half of all earners earn above the median * Half of all earners earn below the median > as I've already explained in the above post. Eggs are a fungible commodity, homes aren't. So all I have to do is find a non-fungible commodity X (which is not as "silly" as private jet), and it will follow that 50% of X will be unaffordable to the median buyer?