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Be Inconsistent? No. Be able to admit you were wrong and make choices that contradict past believes after learning or observing something new? Yes.
by justindocanto 14y ago
Be Inconsistent? No. Be able to admit you were wrong and make choices that contradict past believes after learning or observing something new? Yes.
- emarutian 14y agosecond this. When a change involves breaking your promises to people who genuinely relied on them and will suffer as the result - then you have to make sure that they are at least ok with it by giving them alternative options / compensation. Its not about to be / or not to be inconsistent. It's about making the right choice given new information as well as considering the net effect of the change.