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OK, but how is that relevant? I assume you don't expect everyone to value a CD at $10 just because you do.
by johnnybgoode 17y ago
OK, but how is that relevant? I assume you don't expect everyone to value a CD at $10 just because you do.
- DanielStraight 17y agoIf it wasn't worth anything to you (not intended in the personal sense), you wouldn't bother stealing it.
- johnnybgoode 17y agoSure, but how do you get from >0 to $10?
- DanielStraight 17y agoI think if you do a simple calculation of how often you use the music compared to how often you use some of the other stuff you'll buy, you'll see $10 is a very reasonable number. Really, that was my whole point. The typical CD is used dozens, if not hundreds, of times. You can easily get 100 hours of enjoyable use out of a CD. If it's a really good CD, you can easily get 1000 hours of enjoyable use out of it over your lifetime. So, basically you're paying anywhere from a dime down to a penny for an hour of enjoyment.