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Honestly, this seems like a stretched comparison to me. How many managers understand options? And what is even the underlying for your call option? Why would it
by ptype 10y ago
Honestly, this seems like a stretched comparison to me. How many managers understand options? And what is even the underlying for your call option? Why would it be a call option and not a put option?
- shoo 10y agoi think trying to explain in the language of options isn't a great comparison, perhaps a clearer way to think about it might be in terms of "robustness" to possible future scenarios (see also Taleb's Antifragile)
- eximius 10y agoI think it is more accurate but less useful.
- kafkaesq 10y agoThat's precisely the point - the reason so many companies fall into the trap of technical debt is that they not only don't understand the risks of what they're getting into; they lack the language (and analogies) to describe the risks.