Truth.
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As a kid, I wanted my family’s totaled car put back together and repaired instead of sold for junk We ended up doing it despite monetary loss I think sentimentality / attachment to objects is a common manifestation of what you describe
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Objective function more specified than to maximize economic utility and sell the car for scrap
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I ardently desire a desktop version of the Pantone palette maker app. It doesn't exist.
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I find it very hard to throw away anything that still works. So eg I struggle on trying to find a use for some hard drive from 2005, hoping the damn thing will choose today to break, rather than just tossing it and buying a much nicer SSD.
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This is one reason I’m skeptical of even post Kahneman economics. Endowment, anchoring etc, sure. But there are additional irrationalities going on that are not present anywhere in your categorization.
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Camaraderie.
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Anki integration with Kindle and possibly even web books
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To go to Lake Baikal and see a freshwater seal in person.
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(You can see why I made sure to go there: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2019/05/lake-baikal-ice-formations-photos/590374/ … It's insanely beautiful. It didn't disappoint)
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