Paid 43k for a house in Blenheim Road Kidlington in 1986Cool. What would £60k back in 1984 when we signed him be worth today?
Why does it take away the excitement?
John Aldridge cost £60,000. Would it have been more exciting had it been £200k?
Interesting, must be what drives the cult of Apple, with them over-pricing hardware that is no better than their rivals.At risk of being annoying, yes the 200k is more exciting.
It’s the allure of quality inference. You are recognizing that people in charge value the product higher so assumption is the product is better.
You’re using the reference of hindsight and his subsequent performance to qualify two separate prices as having equal meaning
Interesting, must be what drives the cult of Apple, with them over-pricing hardware that is no better than their rivals.
Surely the excitement gained due to this effect will only last until the first game is played (or handful of games), and then you'll experience an opposite effect once you have some actual data, the lower value performing at the same level as the expensive one giving a greater satisfaction?