Thanks for the replies. I’m not understanding or otherwise connecting the dots on this idea of “pure human empathy” as it pertains to price and value; or even barter. Perhaps it’s becasue empathy is something I have to work hard at…but I don’t make many or any emotional purchases nor adjust price per se based upon the way I feel towards a customer… So what is meant by and what evidence is there if “pure human empathy” as it pertains to price and value or a product or service (and therefore medium of exchange)?
I have done a few lengthy notes on this, they are in numbered title order. So far I have done 7, from 00 to 06. I will continue to expand upon this, in order. So this one I feel will make you start to see the meaning. nostr:nevent1qqsq0vqxamw7wy8v4ahrkwnrlmm7lfamrkgrmhpmhrupvy7usaa37xcpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumrwv96jumn9wshsygpr8cgwrj8fajsyrqa7s6mdxynx4l7uxazhqyzr5fey5wsaghpmhqpsgqqqqqqsqjfyn2
Thanks for this! Have you thought about putting these into a Nostr article such as on Habla or via YakiHonne?
I have not used them, I will have to have a look, thanks for the heads-up. Here's a table that explains the Empathy breakdown of a Barter exchange. https://image.nostr.build/8269ab8951456dfafc2cb60d6a583c0ab612711f791e80473bd4ee4613757426.jpgb I've just posted another note, 07 Title: Barter: Empathy and the Magic Wrapping that Money Cannot Buy. It's got a pretty good analogy in there, if I say so myself 😃 and you may find it interesting.