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This logic doesn't make sense. If a kid is bullied in school, is it "more efficient" for him to give in to the bullies and just hand over his lunch money every
by unreal37 13y ago
This logic doesn't make sense.
If a kid is bullied in school, is it "more efficient" for him to give in to the bullies and just hand over his lunch money every day? Or should he take a stand over days and weeks, and then never be bothered by bullies again? Which kid grows up to be "better" at life?
I think what Newegg is doing WILL lead to bigger long-term profits in reduced license fees, reduced legal fees when the bullies stop suing them, and increased ability to compete while their competitors are restrained by restrictive licenses and license fees.
- larrys 13y ago"If a kid is bullied in school, is it "more efficient" for him to give in to the bullies and just hand over his lunch money every day? Or should he take a stand over days and weeks, and then never be bothered by bullies again?" I think that depends on the circumstances. In some cases it might be more efficient to not get the shit beat out of you (that is if there aren't other ways to deal with it at the institutional level). By take a stand you are assuming that the person being bullied can actually stand up to the bully and make him go away.
- tlear 13y agoFighting back often all it takes, making bully pay that is.. you do not need to win every fight you just need to make people think twice about messing with you, there are always easier victims to play with.
- jessaustin 13y agoClearly Cheng and Newegg can pass that test.
- geon 13y agoReal life doesn't always work out like Enders Game.