text: Firstly, asking for two opinions is good because you can see the bigger picture. "Hey Generic_Name should i get Space Defenders 4 or Battle for the Netherlands 2?" Generic_Name asked. "Is that even a question?" Generic_Name replied, "Get Space Defenders 4 man, the company for Battle for the Netherlands 2 is corrupted, they keep making the game more and more expensive!" "Whoa whoa whoa stop right there!" Generic_Name interrupted, "The makers of Battle for the Netherlands are making the game more expensive because they're getting lots of sales and want to make more profit! It's simple economics Generic_Name!" "Thanks Generic_Name! I'll take that into consideration when I'm deciding!" Generic_Name replied. Seeing the bigger picture allows you to see where a company or person might be getting their reasoning from when they make what seems to be a bad decision. When taking that extra info into consideration it allows you to understand the consequences of taking the other choice that might be more risky. With school laptops and computers, it might seem ridiculous the schools are getting such slow computers, but in fact they get them early so that they can last a long time and save a lot of money on technology for the years to come.