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by 123anonanonanon 1710 days ago
It is the assumption that the two cars always make the same number od miles indepedently od the cost that is unusual and unintuitive.
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If you think of it as a family that keeps obstinately driving both cars the same amount despite massive cost differences its weird but you could think of it as a mixed fleet of delivery or work trucks that are all needed regardless, the question is how you manage or prioritize upgrading them.