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So we have 1) "his work isn't influenced by bonuses" 2) "the danger of bonuses is that they influence risky behavior" I see two statements - but I don't see
by Noseshine 10y ago
So we have
1) "his work isn't influenced by bonuses"
2) "the danger of bonuses is that they influence risky behavior"
I see two statements - but I don't see a contradiction.
Which is it?
They are independent of one another?
- ffggvv 10y agoExactly. They influence but not in a good way.
- Noseshine 10y agoNow that is a contradiction: You say "exactly" to then claim the exact opposite? How do they interact? I said - and still say - those are completely independent statements. How does 1) have any influence on 2)? If that individuals work is or isn't influenced by bonuses the general statement 2) changes somehow? Magically? Or vide versa, the same. No connection. No matter what you think of 2), the personal statement 1) is right or wrong independent of 2).
- ikeyany 10y agoI think there is an implied "tend to" before "influence".