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I wouldn't say it's zero cost. It's a risk with potential to cost you. So there's some kind expected value to that cost and the risk grows the longer you ignore
by kalaksi 2y ago
I wouldn't say it's zero cost. It's a risk with potential to cost you. So there's some kind expected value to that cost and the risk grows the longer you ignore the warning
- baq 2y agoI kind of agree - though I make a distinction between risk and cost in the same way you say 'potential cost' i.e. cost is realized risk. Until the risk materializes, you don't pay. The base scenario in this case is the classic thanksgiving turkey though - everything is fine until it isn't.