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I just connect my desktop computer's graphic card to the screen with a generic hdmi cable.

In practice, I've found that flat-rate streaming bypasses the "sunk cost fallacy" more easily for me than dvds/blurays.

In a more general sense though not directly addressing the prof's argument. One insidious compounding of this, is with the "sunk cost fallacy". https://www.behavioraleconomics.com/resources/mini-encyclopedia-of-be/sunk-cost-fallacy/

Thinking about this more, I suspect this econ prof's argument is on the mark in the case where one is devoting one's full attention to watching a show/movie. I'm not entirely sure if this assertion is still true for the case where I am doing two or more things at the same time, where the tv is...

At an unconscious level, I always suspected "time" was the most valuable thing to me. It is extremely non-renewable.

Do you have a link/citation for this article?