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I have no idea how to interpret this comment. In the first part you are mocking "sentient" house prices, but then in the second part you explain how house pric
by Workaccount2 3y ago
I have no idea how to interpret this comment.
In the first part you are mocking "sentient" house prices, but then in the second part you explain how house prices are "sentient".
Surely you put together that making more money results in a "values shift", correct?
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoHouse prices are not sentient. Humans are sentient, and given a value (+) system that prioritizes individual return on investment via maximising sale price, yes, more income on the part of buyers will cause buyers to be willing to pay more, and sellers to require more. But these are human decisions, and there are other outcomes possible. (+) moral, philosophical, personal values, not financial values
- Workaccount2 3y agoOk?