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The whole thing is a big false dichotomy. People mostly aren’t buying a snowmobile because they want one sitting in their back shed. They buy it to use it. Eve
by criddell 3y ago
The whole thing is a big false dichotomy. People mostly aren’t buying a snowmobile because they want one sitting in their back shed. They buy it to use it.
Even when something isn’t useful, the ownership experience still might be great. For example, if you spend thousands buying a painting you love and hang it someplace you see everyday, how would you categorize that?
- dangitnotagain 3y agoOwnership enables experience. Yet the trivial, banal, waste of humanity is to allow lacking to deny necessity, or affix one’s potency upon possessing some “thing” which makes one good enough for whatever so ever. I do not condemn standards, yet true lacking comes from within, if you are to be a wayward self.