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Originally Posted by Morrus  It's simply human nature. Those used to getting something for free develop a sense of entitlement to that thing, and erroneously equate the cessation of that free supply to actual loss; and further develop the belief that someone NOT giving them something for free is therefore in the wrong.
A behavioural trait often displayed by children; most people grow out of it by the time they reach adulthood, but some never shake it. |
Why do you say "erroneously"? People do get conditioned. You can't call this an error. So the details of every type of information have their importance too. Why is there not such a problem (at least to the acknowledged measure) with free product promotions?
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