nearly every purchase is a convenience tax. you can design and build a desk, but it's $80 worth of convenience to have IKEA do it for you. you can build your own Ferrari or iPhone or beer or burger - it's all just varying degrees of time and ease to have it done for you
One step at a time. With writing and education, first at a high level so they have a structural understanding of what’s going on, then you take steps deeper into the stack once they have something to hang the knowledge on. But that audience is likely different than the buyer?
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it's a contextual decision - a lot of things are so utterly cheap that buying them is a no-brainer - but I think the structural position of seeing it as a choice to be made instead of a slavery to be trapped in is awfully powerful. If it is indeed magic, let's train wizards
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I definitely think you’re right about the choice aspect. Demystifying is important and would hopefully help apply value to the proper places.
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