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Message: [QUOTE="Amag0k1, post: 185635, member: 330731"] Well yes, when you buy food, your investing in the level of nutrition you take in to help you towards maintaining health towards your functioning goals. We can make good purchasing decisions based on this. Investment does not have to be for equity alone, but how much you get out of a thing imho. Food Example in more depth related to me. Speaking as some one who has health conditions, the first thing i think about when i buy / eat food, is how will this effect me? Historically my digestion can have problems, meaning issues with gut brain axies, and that means i may be unproductive for a day or so. Do i buy it just for the taste, and no matter how bad i may want to, i look at what i can lose. So i invest (spend) in things i can consume for the now, so that i may enjoy the tasty punishment later when i have time to deal with the pain which comes with it. [/QUOTE]

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