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It just seems incredibly irrational to accept not knowing very important details. In reality, I'm sure many smart people ignore these details. It amazes me th
by johnrob 17y ago
It just seems incredibly irrational to accept not knowing very important details. In reality, I'm sure many smart people ignore these details. It amazes me that they accept "you can have a piece of the pie" without asking "how much of the pie?".
- quickpost 17y agoI agree - which is exactly why I'm asking this community for feedback before I make this demand first thing Monday morning. :)
- tsuraan 17y agoI guess that's a valid point of view. For me, I have an interesting job with some hypothetical equity. I don't know its supposed value, and quite possibly never will. It's not something I stress about, but if it someday becomes valuable, it will be an unexpected surprise. I'd hate to think of not getting a job based off that point of view :) Of course, I've always seen stocks as a funny form of gambling, so that might skew my views a bit.