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If you’re C suite, ignorant and stupid and don’t know what you’re doing which choice minimises your chance of screwing up? The above is an analogy for that sit
by harry8 12d ago
If you’re C suite, ignorant and stupid and don’t know what you’re doing which choice minimises your chance of screwing up? The above is an analogy for that situation.
If you’re not stupid it fails because you can find out and then make an informed decision. An informed decision will dominate the suggested strategy in terms of chances of not screwing up.
This really should be obvious.
(In the analogy, your phone has an automatic translator and you use it).
Note that I have made no argument for one language over another.
- harry8 12d agoThe point for those who clearly missed it is an objection to “if you know nothing more” No. Find out more. You could still be wrong but it’s less likely than if you apply hokey heuristics on wilful ignorance hoping it somehow works out sight unseen to knowable problems that can be understood and analysed.