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I think it's just him highlighting the rarity and value of something that would otherwise never be accessible to them. In the middle ages would an extremely hig
by hydrok9 3y ago
I think it's just him highlighting the rarity and value of something that would otherwise never be accessible to them. In the middle ages would an extremely high-end suit of armour cost less than a village? I don't know, but rarity was at a higher premium for elite goods back then.
- berkes 3y agoQuite common brands sell handbags that cost several month's rent of a western european house. An airplane costs millions. Military planes billions. Amounts so staggering large they could easily pay for the rebuilding of entire countries after a disaster. > for elite goods back then This hasn't changed.
- hydrok9 3y agoperfect. so gandalf's point stands.