Why some little pieces of paper are worth more than others?
It's kinda transcendental in a way...kinda random.
I mean...why...is a one dollar bill worth only $1? It's printed on the same paper as a $100. It has the same general dimensions, the same inks...
It's only worth more because we give it that value.
It's the same with art or cars or clothes...
once the initial need is satisfied, it's all about perspective and assignment of value.
A shirt is a shirt. within reason, they all fulfill the basic need of clothing and warmth and whatever the hell else.
But an Armani shirt is "far more valuable" than a target shirt, right?
Right?
I'm not so sure...
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