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> where any change will either just trade one quality for another, or worsen them all on average. Doesn't the fact that a change can worsen all three qualities
by calinet6 11y ago
> where any change will either just trade one quality for another, or worsen them all on average.
Doesn't the fact that a change can worsen all three qualities imply that there must be a change that can also improve all three qualities?
These things are not always mutually exclusive. That's the fallacy.
- marcosdumay 11y agoNo, why would you ask that? Read the full phrase, not just half. I didn't say those are mutually exclusive anyway.
- calinet6 11y agoGotcha, yes -- it comes from understanding the system and its optimum. Certainly not from mindlessly advocating for either extreme.
- marcosdumay 11y agoI guess everybody gets to put stuff on the Internet before taking a morning cup of coffee, or in a rush. I'm certainly guilty of both.