So if you answer no to that question, then you are biased. But it's not actually obvious which direction. What if non-Bitcoin-owning you is wrong, and you really should be buying it?
Also, if you have a lot of it, the extra Bitcoin might change your marginal value of money (because if you count the value of the BTC, you have more dollars than you otherwise would).
But it's not actually obvious which direction.
Yeah, but similarly, if you have 2 contradictory beliefs A & B, you don't know whether to reject A or reject B (or maybe reject the argument which claims their contradictory). It's like the saying, one man's modus ponens is another man's modus tollens. What Miller's heuristic is useful for is revealing that you need to think and calculate more carefully on this topic.
Also, if you have a lot of it, the extra Bitcoin might change your marginal value of money
Yes, as Bitcoin appreciates, it would probabl...
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