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Why do people buy things?
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We can break the reasons why people buy things down into 6 categories: basic needs, convenience (saves time or effort), peace of mind, image or ego, fun, and increasing personal wealth. Understanding which category (or categories) a problem falls into is critical to providing an appropriate solution.
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In 1956, You could purchase a car for $2,100, House's cost about $17,800, 18 cents for a loaf of bread, 97 cents for a gallon of milk and the stamp was 3 cents.
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I guess the answer to that would be what your definition of "thing" is. The fastest thing in the world is the speed of light. A Peregrine falcon is the fastest Living thing
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Things float in water because of their natural buoyancy. When you put an object in water it pushes the against the water. For buoyant items, they push against the water until it weighs
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Things are worth whatever you think they're worth. You have to give a value to something to determine if it's valuable. What things are you thinking of... perhaps a more specific
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