Yes but I buy Shirts and Burgers much more often than a car, so it adds up differently. Basically it's about the relative % percentage of price - reduction of the products I buy, I think.
Protip: if you ponder complimenting your wife, do it. Maybe later on she'll be pondering about ways to return the gesture... Apart from that you seem the logarithmic nature of the underlying question. A dollar saved on something you buy every week is not equal to a dollar saved on something you buy every 5 years. It is about the relation between price and price delta (aka the discount). Don't ask, how many dollars you can save, ask for how many percent you can save. ;)
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Yes but I buy Shirts and Burgers much more often than a car, so it adds up differently. Basically it's about the relative % percentage of price - reduction of the products I buy, I think.
The law was invented by Ernst Heinrich Weber, not Max Weber...
1:40 plus Max Weber wasn't a psychologist, he was a sociologist...
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Protip: if you ponder complimenting your wife, do it.
Maybe later on she'll be pondering about ways to return the gesture...
Apart from that you seem the logarithmic nature of the underlying question.
A dollar saved on something you buy every week is not equal to a dollar saved on something you buy every 5 years.
It is about the relation between price and price delta (aka the discount).
Don't ask, how many dollars you can save, ask for how many percent you can save. ;)
This law is from
Ernst Heinrich Weber, and not from Max Weber...
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The researching for this was awful huh