Anonymous
10/11/2025, 10:24:33 PM
No.106859151
>>106859053
>buying hardware* iteratively is growing as a human being
It fundamentally is.
Otherwise, people wouldn't buy faster cars, bigger houses, smart appliances, and other kinds of technological tools that made their lives easier
If your PC is responsible for a portion of your income (assuming you have a job in tech), then investing in better, faster parts is imperative if you want to perform better and grow as a professional
throw all the ad hominems you want if you wish to deny reality, but you know damn well I'm speaking facts
>buying hardware* iteratively is growing as a human being
It fundamentally is.
Otherwise, people wouldn't buy faster cars, bigger houses, smart appliances, and other kinds of technological tools that made their lives easier
If your PC is responsible for a portion of your income (assuming you have a job in tech), then investing in better, faster parts is imperative if you want to perform better and grow as a professional
throw all the ad hominems you want if you wish to deny reality, but you know damn well I'm speaking facts