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The mistake of “value-for-value” is assuming that people only do things that are valuable.
People know that what they do most of the time is *not* valuable. So they would correctly conclude that these time wasting activities are worth nothing to them.
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2023-10-10 17:11:34 UTCEvent JSON
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