Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger Criticizes Crypto ‘Delusion’

[Brajeshwar]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-15/berkshire-hathaway-s-charlie-munger-criticizes-crypto-delusion

[RunningDroid]

https://archive.ph/jIjJN

[throwaway5959 → RunningDroid]

I wonder if at this point a nice feature for the site would be to just auto add a link to the archive version next to any Bloomberg article.

[philosopher1234 → throwaway5959]

I think it’s easier to get away with when it’s not formally endorsed

[ectospheno → throwaway5959]

bypass paywalls clean magnolia1234

Mod exists for all major browsers.

[cmsj]

He's not wrong.

[karmakaze → cmsj]

OT: is 'not wrong' different than 'correct'?

I've been curious, is there a non-boolean case, e.g. 'irrelevant', etc? Why do some say 'not wrong' instead of "He's got a valid point." or the like?

I suppose in general saying "not X" is weaker than saying "Y" where Y is known to be a subset of not X.

[pestatije → karmakaze]

You can be right, you can be wrong, and you can be halfway there.

[karmakaze → pestatije]

So "X" roughly means 100% X, "not Y" means less than 100% Y--short for "not entirely Y".

[twelve40 → karmakaze]

i think the difference is it might indicate a certain reluctance... cue the big lebowski quote