So, like, at the end of the day, offender is offender. I got a fender. Nice. Okay. Just like in skateboarding. Hey, man, you got a birdhouse. Cool. You got an element board. Cool. You got one. It was enough. You knew it was enough. You got spear fire trucks. Nice. You knew it was enough. You got the right thing. Was it the best thing? No
And I really value that message because I think the only way we can transcend that message is by talking about it. But I don't blame people, at least not you and me, for wanting what they've been told they need. So thanks for sharing, thanks for the conversation, and I hope you have a great day, great week, and keep posting. I'm going to give you a follow, so don't miss anything. Cheers
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@TheBriefOne · 4:02
So we live in a perpetual state of the sunken cost bias, where it just feels like the moment we acquire something or we have something, it's automatically determined by someone else that we will have our attention to the next thing that we don't have, or something that is in another category similar to it, but better than it in one or two ways. Even the phones today and everything around us today listens to us to recommend us the next thing. If only I could