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It’s not a lie. It’s that it’s more complex than can be expressed in simple terms. Getting overly technical can be counterproductive.
by WinterMount223 5y ago
It’s not a lie. It’s that it’s more complex than can be expressed in simple terms. Getting overly technical can be counterproductive.
- Youden 5y agoIm assuming you're talking about "the live rate", since the Google claim is verified to be false. I'd agree with you if it were unavoidable but I don't think that's the case here. There's no need to make a statement that there's a single rate. For example: "we give you the best price we can find on the international market, without markup". It still states the goal without raising the falsehood of a single price.