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So It's really sad to think about the value of time or things? Don't you implicitly do that every time you chose an activity over another? When you chose a job
by hintklb 1y ago
So It's really sad to think about the value of time or things? Don't you implicitly do that every time you chose an activity over another? When you chose a job over another? when you chose to spend your time with a friend or with your wife?
- mvdtnz 1y agoI choose the things that bring me joy.
- __loam 1y agoThis kind of opportunity cost thinking can lead to things like overwork or ignoring your family. It makes sense up to a certain point but viewing your whole life through an overly simplistic heuristic can be a negative thing.
- hintklb 1y agoI literally use opportunity cost as a reason to spend MORE time with my family. It is not about money strictly speaking but it is about maximizing what matters to you.