s7horton:
if you audition a component in your stereo system and you prefer the sound of the stereo system with the new component vs the original component, you might buy the new component, regardless of your estimation as to its worth because you like the sound of your stereo system enough to want to buy the component.
i'm not convinced that explicitly or implicitly the idea of value or worth enters into the buying decision all of the time.
if you audition a component in your stereo system and you prefer the sound of the stereo system with the new component vs the original component, you might buy the new component, regardless of your estimation as to its worth because you like the sound of your stereo system enough to want to buy the component.
i'm not convinced that explicitly or implicitly the idea of value or worth enters into the buying decision all of the time.