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I think money is a poor substitute to judge how expensive something is. It's better to judge in time. How many ours do I have to work to buy this? Or even in b
by DeathArrow 3y ago
I think money is a poor substitute to judge how expensive something is.
It's better to judge in time. How many ours do I have to work to buy this? Or even in breads or burgers. Is this worth x burgers?
Thinking like that made me buy much less than I would have.
- Geisterde 3y agoI suspect you would be interested in seeing the time-prices of various goods, things like TVs continue to steadily get cheaper, whereas things like education and housing continue their upward climb.