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Yes, though people generally recognized the good thing they had and worked hard to maintain it.
by Pfhreak 7y ago
Yes, though people generally recognized the good thing they had and worked hard to maintain it.
- numpad0 7y agoHuman diversity disallows even good-bad scale to align or converge well...there must be their secret sauce somewhere.
- r00fus 7y ago?
- numpad0 7y agoStandards for “good things” eventually branches into factions with conflicting axes or criteria. Arbitrarily set and static point of reference can solve it e.g. a bible or a well though out system. I don’t think the former is the CostCo’s thing so I’m wondering what would be.
- modo_mario 7y ago... How about we do the smart thing here and keep it simple. Notably better = good Better than what? Better than the competition in this sector in this general area. There. I don't think it requires an investigation into secret sauce.
- numpad0 7y ago> but my experience has been it gets taken advantage of pretty quickly if you don't ...