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> you're not interested in the investments of someone who buys Someone is a person, not multiple projects. And no, his specific investment on any individual p
by diminoten 8y ago
> you're not interested in the investments of someone who buys
Someone is a person, not multiple projects.
And no, his specific investment on any individual project isn't that particularly interesting.
- SeanAppleby 8y agoYour quote very clearly says "in the investments of" Investments is clearly and completely unambiguously the subject of "interested in" that sentence.
- diminoten 8y ago"of someone" is the qualifier, which is unambiguously specific to the person.