You Secretly Overvalue Everything You Own
You still have that old hoodie. You haven't worn it in months, and you'd never buy it again today—so why does the thought of throwing it away feel like a loss? It turns out your brain is running ancient software that makes it terrible at letting go. The moment something becomes yours—whether it's a physical object, a relationship, or even just an idea—your mind quietly inflates its value. Economists call this the "Endowment Effect," and it’s the invisible force sabotaging your negotiations, keeping you in bad jobs, and cluttering your life. Here is a look at the bizarre psychology of ownership, why your brain treats every concession like a theft, and the one question you need to ask yourself the next time you can't seem to let go.

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