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this is a fallacy because it equates the chances for something working to that of not working. We all know how complex process tend to turn out. If someone cla
by glofish 7y ago
this is a fallacy because it equates the chances for something working to that of not working. We all know how complex process tend to turn out.
If someone claims to write a brand new e-commerce website that serves the entire United States and rivals Amazon in just three months. Would you consider that a realistic promise? Would only devops and programmers have sufficient expertise to express valid concerns on its feasibility?
- whatshisface 7y agoThere may be a general pessimism appropriate for anything complicated, but predicting the outcome of a complicated thing is complicated, which means that we should be pessimistic about the reliability of pessimistic predictions.