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Then aren't most forms of investment based on a "gambler's argument"? A risky investment is obviously akin to gambling, but to get things built and make a prof
by sampullman 11mo ago
Then aren't most forms of investment based on a "gambler's argument"?
A risky investment is obviously akin to gambling, but to get things built and make a profit you have no other choice.
- amelius 11mo ago> Then aren't most forms of investment based on a "gambler's argument"? Are you now equating an investor with some guy in a casino? Sorry, but that seems like a stretch.
- beepbooptheory 11mo agoYou are quoting and responding to a rhetorical question from a person with essentialy the same criticism as you, to respond as if they are making the claim.. why??
- sampullman 11mo agoNo I am not, you took the opposite of the intended meaning. I'm saying the risk aspect is similar, but I take issue with equating (product) investment and gambling, since one has a potential to create, and the other just shifts money around.