There are varying definitions people assign to the word 'broken'. Take the iPhone for instance. I know some people who would view a scratch on any part of their iPhone as critical damage. Then there are some who could drop it from a bridge into a lake full of boiling lava and as long as they could still make out the 'Apple' logo, it would suffice.
With such a wide variation in our views on the subject, it is no wonder that we as humans spend so much time arguing over the concept of 'broken'. For example, I have a hat that I have used for many years. To me, the sweat stains and the little thread that hangs down from the bill add to the character of the hat. Hard working head wear doesn't come around every day. My wife on the other hand keeps trying to cut the thread off, or throw the hat away completely. I think she has even tried to put Febreze on it to kill the smell.... Come to think of it.... I haven't seen that hat for a long time....
Do the police allow missing persons reports for hats?
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