Time Can Predict Value
What has been will continue to be. Something that is not fading away is here to stay.
The nonperishable is anything that does not have organic or avoidable expiration dates.
While produce and humans have a mathematical life expectancy that decreases with each day, some things, like books, increase in life expectancy with each passing day.
The longer something non-perishable has lived, the longer we can expect it to live.
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