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And a promise, in the simplest definition, is not enforceable by law. That's why it's totally different from a contract.
by raldi 13y ago
And a promise, in the simplest definition, is not enforceable by law. That's why it's totally different from a contract.
- pmelendez 13y agoThe fact that one of the words is a subset of another depending on the context doesn't invalidate the fact that the words are still synonyms when they are used in a specific topic. Moreover, by what you said before: > "Exchange" is the critical word. A single promise is extraordinarily different... I would conclude that you are actually agreed on how I used it in my original comment: > "and contracts might be dissolved if both sides of the contract agreed. This being an open promise is not a contract but a reaffirmation of a goal" How that can be "100% wrong"?
- raldi 13y agoThe part that's wrong is the part I quoted.