Quote Originally Posted by Kaurie View Post
I'd like to offer what I think makes a good analogy. Say you went to the grocery store and saw several blocks of cheese. One cheese is clearly cheaper per gram than the rest, and it is the obvious choice. There is an illusion of choice, because clearly the cheapest is the best.
Well, since you used this analogy, let's add in a community element:
You went to the grocery store and saw several blocks of cheese for a dinner party. There are two kinds of cheese: One cheap and you like the best. One notably more expensive, but the seven others at the dinner party prefer this expensive one over the cheap one you love. Would you buy the cheap one that you love or the expensive one?