Young people have too many emotions and can’t be trusted with decision-making, the country’s minister of climate change, Ali Shareef, last year told a public forum.
Young people have too many emotions and can’t be trusted with decision-making, the country’s minister of climate change, Ali Shareef, last year told a public forum.
Having studied formal logic, I’m well aware of what a tautology is. It is a statement logically equivalent to A = A.
Relevance here: a bad outcome is a bad outcome (regardless whether it happens now or later).
Well if you studied it that still doesn’t make it true. ;) a bad outcome is not the same as a net loss vs a short term loss.
Different example. Sometimes there is no good / better choice, but it’s imperative that someone chooses, randomly if necessary. No choice would lead to another kind of problem.
Hence decision paralysis for example.
You are not making sense.