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Originally Posted by Masterlu
And therein lies the rub.
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It is kind of an interesting situation (first world problem, I know  ). What you're basically battling here is a real life situation of the law of diminishing returns which could almost be the thread title. How would one know at what point in time, money and space you would no longer reach an improvement without actually testing it in your home/space? If there is an improvement, at what point in that time/space and money is it actually worth it to the individual? That question right there is going to be different for every person and only that person can determine the value. I don't really know if there is a good answer and I definitely know that there is no right or wrong answer. What I do know is that it's going to cost a lot of each of those 3 parameters to find out the answer! So how far is the man willing to go? 
- Buck
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