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I don't have a theory... I'm just noting that professional neglect at this level is malice, whether due to laziness or actual ill intent. Like, if I sold someo
by tathougies 7y ago
I don't have a theory... I'm just noting that professional neglect at this level is malice, whether due to laziness or actual ill intent.
Like, if I sold someone a piece of software that I knew hadn't been tested and told them it worked great, that is malicious behavior, whether my motive was to make a quick and easy buck, to eat ice cream instead of doing actual work, or to ensure that my customer failed. The behavior is malicious independent of motivation.
- paulgb 7y agoMalice refers to intent, the idea of "malice... without ill intent" doesn't make sense. That's why Hanlon's Razor is worded as it is. By your definition, any shoddy work could be considered malicious. I get your point though, I think we're just arguing semantics.
- aksss 7y ago"negligence" is probably the word that's being sought here.