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Also - supply and demand works in aggregate, across society as a whole. So as price declines, it's society that demands more. It's not a surprise for that to break down at an individual level. Some might say that it's the basis of economics.
Anyway - I just don't see the point here. Maybe it's just lost on me. Sorry.
1. Public library copy of the Devo album "New Traditionalists" (through property taxes).
2. Cassette copy of the same album. (Yes, I bought it on cassette. I should have bought the vinyl and media-shifted it.)
3. CD copy of the same album. (Before Sony was trashing your computers, kids, a Sony tape deck was eating my Devo tapes. Bad Sony, bad, bad!)
4. Movie ticket to the movie "Heavy Metal".
5. DVD of "Heavy Metal".