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An example of the endowment effect?

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vegetative's profile picture
vegetative1 year ago

It's more about him being the one to present it imo

Guive Assadi's profile picture
Guive Assadi1 year ago

SHOCKING: test-retest reliability of tomatoes for people at the supermarket is not perfect!

Tim Cleland's profile picture
Tim Cleland1 year ago

She's feeling very resentful toward her boyfriend/husband.

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Optimistic Parser (e/opp)1 year ago

familiarity => contempt, i.e. no man is [fruit] prophet in his own [supermarket] land.

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Patrick Vlaskovits1 year ago

NIH - Not Invented Here

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Boku no Vico1 year ago

She believes her discernment is her moat as a wife and so must protect its perceived value.

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Flannel TheBoor1 year ago

The likelihood that this was choreographed is quite high. If it wasn’t, then that person refusing his offer is clearly mentally ill.

Feynman Disciple's profile picture
Feynman Disciple1 year ago

They must be married. Any idea of YOURS is a bad idea (even if it’s a good idea).

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Dmitry Braverman1 year ago

No, in this case, she’s just showing her man that her tomato-picking skills are superior to his, and hence, she is the boss.

Disgraced Propagandist's profile picture
Disgraced Propagandist1 year ago

What’s that?

Rob Henderson's profile picture
Rob Henderson1 year ago

When people assign less value to something they don't own compared to something they do.

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