Anonymous question

Someone who values things made with soul more will, all other things being equal, prefer that which is made with soul.

But in general, claiming that something made with soul is more expensive is incorrect. Perhaps the master who worked with soul sees a kindred spirit in the buyer and sells it cheaper. Perhaps a soulless thing is released under an expensive fashion brand. Perhaps something made with soul requires unique spare parts, while standard stamping is cheaper to maintain. In other words, there are countless factors influencing value, and highlighting only one of them as the leading one serves didactic purposes rather than demonstrating a practical regularity.

I wouldn’t refuse soulless bitcoins, by the way
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