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Cheaper and Better
Posted on Mar 29, 2008 - 10:26 AM
The other day, I explained why I thought the future would be cheaper -- much cheaper—than today. As further evidence of this claim, I submit this article from today’s Wall Street Journal entitled, ”The Metropolitan Opera Goes to the Movies.” In the article, an experienced opera critic explains why going to see the opera live in a movie theatre (for $22) is better than going to a live performance at the Met for between $200-$350.
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