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Interestingly, I usually see this debate ‘start’ kind of like this: <me> I bought a used [tool] <reply> why used? don’t you worry about reliability? <me> I feel bad spending $40k on something I could get for much less; given how some people’s situations are * everyone opineshttps://twitter.com/azonenberg/status/1238201670594527232 …
Almost everyone I know buys either cheap Chinese lab gear or used/slightly broken/surplus stuff for a lot less than retail cost (then fixes it). I don't think any of my close acquaintances can casually throw $40k at a single piece of lab gear. Never seen anyone get shamed for it
At least in my circles this is deeply part of the culture. I don't think anyone would take offense if someone who *does* have the means spends that much, but certainly nobody is going to laugh at anyone for not doing so, out of choice or necessity!
I don’t think I’ve seen people really get shamed for it, per se. Usually it seems to start with more of a tone of “you’re cheaping out on something vital and you’ll regret it”.
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