The fix-it instinct in today's retirees traces directly to postwar economics, when manufactured goods cost far more relative to wages than they do today. Depression-era and WWII rationing hardwired ...
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The people who still fix things instead of replacing them tend to share a particular set of values
People who habitually repair rather than replace share a distinct set of values rooted in self-reliance, frugality, and respect for craftsmanship. The repair-first mindset was shaped by specific ...
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