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> 1. Nobody can promise to never sell. If you believe that you’re a fool. They held out longer than most. I don't think this "nihilism-ish" view is healthy. Ot
by SCLeo 5y ago
> 1. Nobody can promise to never sell. If you believe that you’re a fool. They held out longer than most.
I don't think this "nihilism-ish" view is healthy. Otherwise, you might as well just argue nobody can promise anything, and anyone who believes any promise is a fool.
- notJim 5y ago> nobody can promise anything, and anyone who believes any promise is a fool. IDK, can people ever really promise something in perpetuity? People and circumstances change over a lifetime. To me it is healthier and more realistic to understand this. I wouldn't say anyone who believes a promise is a fool, though. I would say to believe a promise is to believe it that the person is sincere in their intent, and that they will make a strong effort to continue that intent going forward. But to believe that person can actually stop time and guarantee to never change is not realistic to me. Note that I'm speaking cosmically here. In the world of business, I would say it always eventually comes down to contracts and money. Those are what business is about at its core, and to expect otherwise is madness.