I'm certainly allowed an opinion and yes I will quite happily judge the validity of those things. Why shouldn't I?
The item has no inherent value to anyone other than the status of aquiring it.
This is a fine example of why the majority of people live in poverty, nothing more.
As I said elsewhere in the replies, if someone spent $900k on crack and whores, I'm sure you'd be right up there judging the purchaser and drawing arbitrary comparisons againt "you could have done X or Y with it" and I bet none of them were "buy an Apple 1 assembly"
The item has no inherent value to anyone other than the status of aquiring it.
This is a fine example of why the majority of people live in poverty, nothing more.
As I said elsewhere in the replies, if someone spent $900k on crack and whores, I'm sure you'd be right up there judging the purchaser and drawing arbitrary comparisons againt "you could have done X or Y with it" and I bet none of them were "buy an Apple 1 assembly"