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I added "I'm sure there is a net cost..." immediately after that line because I'm aware of the broken window fallacy, and I anticipated that some HN'er would wa
by thaumaturgy 4y ago
I added "I'm sure there is a net cost..." immediately after that line because I'm aware of the broken window fallacy, and I anticipated that some HN'er would want to pick that nit, and I was hoping to avoid the usual absurdity of absolutism vs. first-order-approximation.
But, that doesn't seem to have worked for you and one other reply (so far).
How would you have phrased this to prevent this misunderstanding?