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A failure in that one very specific sense, that it did not completely cure homelessness, as one might hope giving them all free housing would. I don't mean it w
by sliverstorm 11y ago
A failure in that one very specific sense, that it did not completely cure homelessness, as one might hope giving them all free housing would. I don't mean it was an overall failure.
Edit: if my exact word choice is that important to you, how about "qualified success". Does that make you more comfortable? Hopefully we can agree that a program which gives the homeless homes and yet fascinatingly does not eliminate all homelessness is not an unqualified success.
- ForHackernews 11y agoClearly a failure. Can you imagine what a failure your startup would be if it only controlled 91% of the market?