feudal economics.
i wish to squat respectfully before the village elder in seven samurai, and ask him how not to keep dunking my own head in the toilet. or its late 16th-century japanese equivalent, at least.
because even if the demand curves remain constant, the opportunity costs are skyrocketing. formulate the question: is it still worth sitting next to you when i feel like finding the nearest high window after the streetcar veers away? it reads increasingly like a textbook example, but i still want to consult the old man first.
in the end, though, i know exactly what he will tell me. and so i am going north, in search of hungry samurai.
because even if the demand curves remain constant, the opportunity costs are skyrocketing. formulate the question: is it still worth sitting next to you when i feel like finding the nearest high window after the streetcar veers away? it reads increasingly like a textbook example, but i still want to consult the old man first.
in the end, though, i know exactly what he will tell me. and so i am going north, in search of hungry samurai.