To: TobagoJack who wrote (140536 ) 4/8/2018 11:57:43 AM From: Joseph Silent 3 RecommendationsRecommended By
Read Replies (1) | Respond to "Does the Reverse Trojan Horsing ploy also involve a willing party and an enthusiastic counter-party? If so, then perhaps." If you are one of the two parties, you can know. Otherwise, you likely can't know. Suffice to say that the key is almost always exploitation for personal good, using the argument and perhaps even the (misplaced) conviction that this is for the greater good. This is how it has always worked and this is how it will continue to work for the foreseeable future. As far as I can tell.In the earlier examples I gave, both Ericsson and VW exchanged some outdated IP for a lot of cash (via willing business) even as both put own futures in some degree of doubts. I would think in this way. Two someones at Ericsson and VW sold someone else's ideas for cash. Odds are personal good was involved at the expense of a larger view. But the arguments made would have been stellar. Gencor saw a different path. Was integrity or something else involved? We cannot know. But we do know that when David wins against Goliath, history remembers and celebrates. Forever. That forever shows that there is something happening in there that society simply does not want to forget, even if it cannot fully comprehend this. When David loses, he is buried unceremoniously and nobody but those very close to David know and remember. Because this is Lila, a divine game (to use a Tibetan instruction, yet another David) the countless forgotten Davids take nothing away from the importance of every one of these.
