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What are you on about? It does the exact opposite. I can’t believe I’m seeing this on HN.
by pertymcpert 3y ago
What are you on about? It does the exact opposite.
I can’t believe I’m seeing this on HN.
- zo1 3y agoWhat do you mean? This is a perfectly possible / valid theory, you're welcome to try poke at it if you're open to debate instead of dismissing me.
- pertymcpert 3y agoIt's the broken window fallacy. There's literally a fallacy named after the very thing you're espousing.