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If so, that strikes me as difference without distinction. "I might have done the same thing" and "I'd probably have done the same thing", in practical conversa
by danilocampos 16y ago
If so, that strikes me as difference without distinction.
"I might have done the same thing" and "I'd probably have done the same thing", in practical conversation, end up being sliced at the difference between 49% probability and 51%, right?
- kragen 16y agoI read it as about 1% in this case.
- danilocampos 16y agoWell, that would be stated as "I probably would not," wouldn't it? You can say, at that point, with certitude, that most of the money is on not doing as Amazon did.