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I think you are hanging to the literal meaning of the expression they used instead of the metaphorical (aka the progress wouldn't have been achieved). As a sid
by Dudeman112 5y ago
I think you are hanging to the literal meaning of the expression they used instead of the metaphorical (aka the progress wouldn't have been achieved).
As a side note:
>It doesn't make any sense to talk about "losing" progress.
Haven't you (or someone you know) ever lost progress because of a power failure? ;)
- c22 5y agoYes, I will accept your definition of losing progress. I'm arguing that the progress will get achieved with or without the greedy actors, and possibly even in a "better" way, overall.