Is it an investment if it depreciates in value the moment you take it out of the shop? I dunno. It's arguable. I know I know. Some will say "but value is in what you create with it" etc... But still. I feel like we've overused the word "investment". Maybe it's more accurate to say "invest in yourself" by buying a macbook, rather than actually "investing in a macbook". It's semantics, I understand. But language is important. You know? We've become a society that abuses our words. Language starts to lose it's power when the words are mis-used. I mean just go watch a video by Alan Moore. He'll tell you. Words are important. Anyway, If you've read this far, just know, I love you. (Cue the imaginary replies about the overuse of the word "love", let's not start...).
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