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> Of course the ignorance could be a lie, which is worse, but neither option is good. Why would it be worse? If he knows, at least he has a plan, whether that
by chronci3830 11mo ago
> Of course the ignorance could be a lie, which is worse, but neither option is good.
Why would it be worse?
If he knows, at least he has a plan, whether that plan is good or bad.
If he doesn’t know at all, then literally even more random shit can occur than what’s already happening.
- Jyaif 11mo agoMathematically speaking, random actions can't be worse than actively bad actions.
- etiennebausson 11mo agoPersistently bad behavior can be anticipated and accounted for, random actions cannot. Importer have as much issue with the tariffs as they have with the unpredictability of those tariffs. In theory, you try to limit the influence of a persistently bad actor, but it seems the U.S. didn't get the memo.
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- IAmBroom 11mo agoThat is a bizarre claim. Mathematics doesn't even enter into it.
- ehnto 11mo agoJust worse in regards to intent, you're right that it's probably not indicative of how bad the outcomes are going to be.