I think you and by proxy Alan Kay nailed it there. As a person who purchases items for need and function, not form, desire or promise [1], I get to see the dis

I think you and by proxy Alan Kay nailed it there. As a person who purchases items for need and function, not form, desire or promise [1], I get to see the distinction daily. [1] all my current worldly posessions together cost 50% less than a new low-end MacBook Pro (bar one item - a musical instrument).