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Rory Sutherland offers his counterintuitive idea for how the churches can fill their pews. Walking into a church, he argues, is like walking into a car dealership, the moment you cross the threshold, someone is on you and there is no easy way out. His solution? Offer try-before-you-buy browsing:... show more

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Buying a new car is an act of philanthropy. Rory Sutherland made the case on the Alex O'Connor's podcast: when you buy a shiny new luxury vehicle, you take the massive depreciation hit so someone much poorer than you can drive essentially the same car a few years later for half the price. Same goes for iPhones, computers, watches — anything. The rich buy it first, absorb the biggest loss, and everyone else gets the upgraded version later at a steep discount. His takeaway: we should probably build statues to people who buy things new. They’re quietly subsidizing the rest of society. Have you ever thought about the fact that buying new is basically philanthropy for the second-hand market — or does that idea flip how you see depreciation and status?

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