Matthew Dillon wrote:
> operating in the real world, you are trying to construct a system based on
> what-if scenarios. Until you actually GO AND DO IT there is nothing we
The real world operates on 'what-if scenarios'. People buy car and life
insurance. Because "what if" you get into a car accident, or get hit by
a truck tomorrow. Nothing wrong with a little insurance for some important
services on your system. Better be safe than sorry.
> can say to you that will change your mind and nothing you can say to us
> that will change our minds.
Indeed.