Quote (wtk300 @ Feb 15 2017 12:04am)
Factoring past costs into decisions about how to spend time/ money in the future is illogical.
Edit: example: Let's say you bought a piano for 5000$. Then you realize that you hate playing on it. Should you still play on it because you have spent so much money on it? No. It's irrelevant how much it costed.
Quote (Voyaging @ Feb 15 2017 12:24am)
Correct but why would you quit Hearthstone because of that? Game is awesome.
E/ nvm I see you're responding to someone who said they won't quit Hearthstone because they spent a lot of money on it.
Ahhh okay fair enough.
I'm sure there's some counter argument to be made there.. Maybe not so much pertaining to hearthstone but... considering its just a game and all.
What if you hate children, but you end up having one. Should you not invest your time and money?
I guess morals play a pretty big factor..
this is too much, im too tired atm.