The pleasure of buying a new thing disappears in days, even… - Derek Sivers

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The pleasure of buying a new thing disappears in days, even hours.
So much misery comes from indulgences in current junk. So the way to live is to ignore everything new.
All of it.
Let the test of time filter everything.
Value only what has endured.

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