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Philosophically, and I suppose economically, can you lose something you never really had? I mean essentially his trial balloon popped early and he’s not going
by yawpitch 2y ago
Philosophically, and I suppose economically, can you lose something you never really had?
I mean essentially his trial balloon popped early and he’s not going to realize $4B of phantom gains, but he’s not really lost anything by sending up the trial balloon.
I suppose if it were any other public figure there might be realizable losses in terms of loss of reputation, but, well, c’mon.
- Bluestein 2y ago> Philosophically, and I suppose economically, can you lose something you never really had? Ah! A fundamental question, and, the basis of the entire economy, if you look too deep ...