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Look, if you want to attack my point with a house analogy, you're doing it wrong. A better attack by analogy would be, "I don't want a lock on my front door, b
by sevensor 8y ago
Look, if you want to attack my point with a house analogy, you're doing it wrong. A better attack by analogy would be, "I don't want a lock on my front door, because locks make you complacent."
- mattnewport 8y agoIf you think your analogy makes my point better than mine then you haven't understood my point. I might also have mentioned how I only befriend convicted criminals to avoid falling into the trap of thinking I can trust my friends, or how I only hire accountants who have been convicted of defrauding their clients so I don't get complacent about checking they are not stealing money from me.