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Yes, of course. If it turns out that the number of contracts canceled is much less, then it changes the calculations completely. If it turns out that this sto
by jeremyt 8y ago
Yes, of course.
If it turns out that the number of contracts canceled is much less, then it changes the calculations completely.
If it turns out that this story is completely bogus and the "cancelled" contracts were already going to be canceled before the tariffs and the delayed contracts end up going through, then that means there was actually no effect.
- yifanl 8y agoUsing anecdotes to speculate on the validity of any given work of journalism is just substituting media bias for personal bias. I don't know how many contracts were cancelled, so I would have to consider the range of values between "the story is sensationalism" to "the story is accurate in its essence", and at this point I'm no better off than when I started.
- jeremyt 8y agoWell, that's my point.