Many if not most "luxury brands" prey upon people who have lots of money but don't know how to live, and hope they can use cost as a sort of compass to guide them to the good life.
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What is the right way to live?
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I get his point. But this hopelessly dull ideal of just being productive, eating, and sleeping is ill-advised, too. Paul might not be saying that but it’s inferred.
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Plenty of things that help people today are the result of curious past inventions that originally had no use at all. So, leave the "or". Let people just Make Things (as long as nobody gets hurt), regardless of whether or not value judges like your see the value in them *today*.
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I think that should be a side effect or a bonus of helping other people, otherwise “helping oneself” is just greed.
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And AirBnB with its ‘experiences’ and luxury listings is not preying on peoples fantasies? A lot of luxury brands also provide a high quality product and leadership in aesthetic taste.
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I was about to say I love how this applies to the yc brand.
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Why one should help.. Everybody has same power, brain to earn money.
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Make luxury brand things and help people buy them?
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