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by nicce
1435 days ago
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The bed is a great example.
Saying that investment should go linear with a time spent is a bit of a harsh generalization. Instead, you certainly want to get a good enough bed.
However, at some point, you get diminishing gains when investing more into it, and it does not matter anymore.
Usually, good enough is the point to which healthy competition leads—an affordable price and with a not too high-profit margin. Similarly, with password managers, are free alternatives good enough?
The initial comment implied that it is not worth paying at all, but I think the good enough is not met with current free alternatives, at least for non-tech people. |
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