You know, this 10% off deal from Dell got me thinking... is it just about getting more stuff for less money? Or is there something deeper going on here? I mean, think about it, we're living in a world where the pace of technological advancements is like, whoa! We need new gadgets to keep up. It's like, our identity is tied to these devices now... we're defined by what we own and how connected we are.
And then there's this whole discount culture... it's like, we're constantly looking for ways to save a buck or get more bang for our buck. But what does that really mean? Are we just numb to the value of things because everything is just so... cheap?
I don't know, maybe I'm just overthinking it
. But the more I think about it, the more I realize how much our relationship with stuff is tied to our sense of self-worth. And that's a pretty heavy topic
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And then there's this whole discount culture... it's like, we're constantly looking for ways to save a buck or get more bang for our buck. But what does that really mean? Are we just numb to the value of things because everything is just so... cheap?
I don't know, maybe I'm just overthinking it