sachinchavan 15865
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Playlist not of tracks but artist names? That’s a first!
Playlist not of tracks but artist names? That’s a first!
We know which one was designed for higher traffic!
Tragic reality.
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In an ironic sense, yes. And worse, we don’t even use a lot of what we have. We quickly move onto the next ‘want’, usually an upgrade/variety. And that’s not limited to audio gear alone.Is this funny?View attachment 89244
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I think this tendency is hardwired in humans. That is what enabled us to move out of the African Savannah to all over the world; invent agriculture and form societies - not to speak of all the modern inventions (both the good and the bad).Its actually quite deep
- in away a funny look at ourselves on how we are never happy
- But in some ways quite sad as getting what one had has not made one happy
- again, in another way exciting as we keep changing our goalpost and hence keep improving
-but again its a treatise in capitalism as very often its driven by stakeholders need tor Quarter in Quarter increase in sales and hence increasing demand
-then again it increases medical costs as people are more depressed
-but then again it makes pharma companies a good investment. option and hence increase wealth in investors
-and again that only makes the rich -poor divide more contrasting...
and in still another way intellectual as i had to think of all of those![]()
The succinct bilingual phrase sums it up: “yeh dil maange more”I think this tendency is hardwired in humans. That is what enabled us to move out of the African Savannah to all over the world; invent agriculture and form societies - not to speak of all the modern inventions (both the good and the bad).