3 ms·
That's the 'sunk cost' fallacy. Anyway you know better for next time now.
by new_guy 7y ago
That's the 'sunk cost' fallacy. Anyway you know better for next time now.
- peteradio 7y agoI'm not sure this is a good example of sunk cost fallacy... They've got what sounds like a good thing going and for all we know the name could be part of that. I would be careful in anything I changed at this point.