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What is the new meaning of the word "courage" then? I presume it just means a decision other than the "safe" option. It's a bit melodramatic, perhaps, but not r
by unishark 6y ago
What is the new meaning of the word "courage" then? I presume it just means a decision other than the "safe" option. It's a bit melodramatic, perhaps, but not really a new definition. From an individual perspective, someone may have felt they were sticking their necks out and were in danger of hurting their career if the decision led to backlash and a reversal.
(Talking about the audio jack change, no idea how making easy-to-maintenance parts is not the safe choice).
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- bobthechef 6y agoFor one, courage is the mean between cowardice and recklessness. I.e., the pursuit of a good where the risk is rationally justifiable in proportion to the good. Can't comment on whether the decision makers were being courageous or not in any way. Not sure any of us could.