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Off topic but in case you might consider it helpful, I think you used "What's to gain from..." incorrectly. "What's to gain from X?" always means "What benefits
by solipsism 10y ago
Off topic but in case you might consider it helpful, I think you used "What's to gain from..." incorrectly. "What's to gain from X?" always means "What benefits will X bring me?" I think you meant, "What's to gain compared to..." or, alternatively, "What's to gain over..."
- necessity 10y agoThanks, I appreciate the correction!