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> The chances of return are higher than 0%. They are just causally disconnected. You're leaving off an important clause that I had: > 0% chance of personal, d
by lolsal 10y ago
> The chances of return are higher than 0%. They are just causally disconnected.
You're leaving off an important clause that I had:
> 0% chance of personal, direct, return on your investment.
Which is the most important part. I agree that essentially dumping money at the problem will help, but I disagree that it should be considered an investment in the traditional sense. I'm not sure what to call it other than charity.
- sqeaky 10y agoIt sounds like we both agree it would improve the future in tangible and measurable ways, even for those paying the taxes. I would rather not argue the semantics of the word "investment", not all investments need to be financial.