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"Betrayal" requires intent so it's not just any old harm. That may not automatically mean you wish them harm in return, but I believe it would be very uncommon
by BugsJustFindMe 7mo ago
"Betrayal" requires intent so it's not just any old harm.
That may not automatically mean you wish them harm in return, but I believe it would be very uncommon to not.
- saagarjha 7mo agoThis is a core tenet in at least one major religion
- gcr 7mo ago"Betrayal" also isn't the word that GT used.
- BugsJustFindMe 7mo agoIt seems like an accurate paraphrase in the context of other known news about Delve, and it was shorter than "We trusted them to not do something intentionally fraudulent and then lie to us, and I believe they knowingly violated that trust by doing something intentionally fraudulent and lying to us."