Comment on They Paid What? Absurd Paintings that Sold for MillionsparentComments−philwelch13yWhat's there to understand?−BunnyRubenstein13yThat people will pay money for things.http://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2012/06/15/one-of-ap...Apple memorabilia and items connected to Steve Jobs continue to be hot items, with a working model of the company's first computer selling at auction Friday for $374,500.−aaron69513yExactly, really it's not that hard, but as this blog article shows some people still just don't get art and/or how it's valued.And it's ok not to understand things, but it's not ok to ridicule things just because you don't understand them.−philwelch13yI think one of us missed the other's point.
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What's there to understand?
That people will pay money for things.
http://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2012/06/15/one-of-ap...
Apple memorabilia and items connected to Steve Jobs continue to be hot items, with a working model of the company's first computer selling at auction Friday for $374,500.
Exactly, really it's not that hard, but as this blog article shows some people still just don't get art and/or how it's valued.
And it's ok not to understand things, but it's not ok to ridicule things just because you don't understand them.
I think one of us missed the other's point.