If you’re voting with your money to make the trade offs that come with an iPhone, then what you traded off wasn’t something that you badly wanted anyway and it

If you’re voting with your money to make the trade offs that come with an iPhone, then what you traded off wasn’t something that you badly wanted anyway and it was an opportunity cost that you were willing to incur. Literally free market economics already at work there, so frankly I don’t see why your point matters either.