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That is actually not how it works, at least not in any sense that carries meaning in the real world, and that's easily verifiable be checking the counter factua
by jstummbillig 3y ago
That is actually not how it works, at least not in any sense that carries meaning in the real world, and that's easily verifiable be checking the counter factual: People pay more for things than they are worth all the time. For example: Marketing courses.
- imgabe 3y agoWhere do you find the objective reference value of all things including marketing courses? Do you have a big book with the true value of everything in it? People have different amounts of money and value things differently. $30k to me would represent a significant investment and probably not worth a single plane flight, but a billionaire might spend that to charter a jet for one flight and consider it money well spent. It’s relative.
- jstummbillig 3y agoYikes