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The difference is that if you 'lose', all your previous victories change to losses as well, as all the images you've released that were previously impervious ar
by Ruthalas 5y ago
The difference is that if you 'lose', all your previous victories change to losses as well, as all the images you've released that were previously impervious are now fair game.
- shawnz 5y agoThat still doesn't mean it's worse than not doing anything at all.
- Ruthalas 5y agoFair enough. I'd argue that in this case the winning move is not to make the potential liability of the data available. As an 'arms race', the outcomes are very unbalanced.
- skeeter2020 5y agoit does mean doing the wrong this is worse than doing nothing. See: opportunity cost.
- anigbrowl 5y agoLegitimate point.
- lawtalkinghuman 5y agoIn the long run, you are dead, at which point you probably don't care as much.
- Kalium 5y agoIt may, depending on the resources required. The thing about arms races is that they can easily impoverish everyone involved for no ultimate gain relative to one another.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 5y agoNot necessarily. The phrase "buy some time" springs to mind. By the time your previous "wins" become "losses" it may not matter anymore.