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No if they have skin in the game they inherently want you to buy into whatever they have done creating an analysis that is flawed and intended to sell you.
by boringg 4y ago
No if they have skin in the game they inherently want you to buy into whatever they have done creating an analysis that is flawed and intended to sell you.
- rglullis 4y agoAs long as the sellers are exposed to the consequences of being wrong, I don't see anything wrong with it. I'd rather have an expert saying "I am so convinced of my opinion that I'm willing to risk facing ruin over it" than some academic guiding the implementation of key policies as large-scale experiments, where the population has no other choice but "trust the experts" and see these very same experts walking away scot-free when their ideas blows up in the face of reality.