Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Quote: Prices, Perceived Value, and Self-Delusion
Sometimes we don't know if the stuff we're buying is historically significant, but because the prices are so high, we need to believe they're important.
—Howard Rachofsky, art collector, from
The Wall Street Journal
(April 1, 2011; D2).
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