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Perhaps a long shot analogy, but let's say there is a trend to plan ahead and write everything you need to buy in the grocery store on a piece of paper. It work
by CapsAdmin 3y ago
Perhaps a long shot analogy, but let's say there is a trend to plan ahead and write everything you need to buy in the grocery store on a piece of paper. It works very well, shopping become more efficient and you don't end up with items you didn't plan for.
The grocery store doesn't like this and want to start making it illegal to enter the store with any notes.
Their argument is that they have laid out the store in such a way that it expects people to get distracted and buy things they don't need, so planning your trip to the grocery store harms their current way of doing things.
To me at least, this sounds insane and extremely arbitrary. Arbitrary because it __feels like__ I can just keep the list of notes in my head instead. It also __feels like__ I'm being denied behaving in a certain way.
Perhaps it's a personality trait, but when something is this contrived it's easy to feel vehemently opposed to this.