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To be fair there was an “–or not” at the end of that quote, and I assume that the dash was for emphasis. Not clear what was meant by it though
by asplake 3y ago
To be fair there was an “–or not” at the end of that quote, and I assume that the dash was for emphasis. Not clear what was meant by it though
- jrflowers 3y agoIt is meant to hedge against anyone mistakenly interpreting the sentence as having any meaning.
- 2-718-281-828 3y agowell put! "hedge against" ... will incorporate that in my vocabulary
- rablackburn 3y agoI read it as you need to stop consuming and start creating _something_ if you’re ever going to get noticed (we all need to be noticed, humans die when they are alone). But creating something doesn’t guarantee you’ll succeed. A “You’ve got to be in it to have a chance at winning it” kind of message.
- mitt_romney_12 3y agoI interpreted the "-or not" to mean the market might not validate your hypothesis, which still has the same problem of emphasizing market success