I think that is a perfect example of the way things work. When we see something that we think is not as valuable as something else is, we change it.
John Murtha: “I think that is a perfect example of the way things work. When we see something that we think is not as valuable as…”
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Discussing the evaluation and change of value in decision-making.
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