This is how engineers make money in an environment where most people do not understand how engineering works.
Dyson is just something of a rarity in that he's selling consumer devices to the public, rather than defense hardware to governments.
Everyone in on the "design" scam relies very heavily on the assumption that the more expensive goods work better than cheaper ones. As previously mentioned, there is no rational case to be made for buying one of these.
If my laptop computer lasted up to 37 years, I would likely still replace it after no more than 5, with another that cost half as much both in terms of initial investment and operating cost, while still offering greater capabilities.
I'd just take that $600 I might have spent on a lamp, buy Cree stock instead.
Dyson is just something of a rarity in that he's selling consumer devices to the public, rather than defense hardware to governments.
Everyone in on the "design" scam relies very heavily on the assumption that the more expensive goods work better than cheaper ones. As previously mentioned, there is no rational case to be made for buying one of these.
If my laptop computer lasted up to 37 years, I would likely still replace it after no more than 5, with another that cost half as much both in terms of initial investment and operating cost, while still offering greater capabilities.
I'd just take that $600 I might have spent on a lamp, buy Cree stock instead.