| stevesmith |
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| 10/14/04 01:51 PM |
 Re: Unbelievable-NWW-Fedex package delivered unsealed
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I believe both things happen, some people try to take advantage and some are telling the truth; I think people automatically assume people are lying, as it's easier than trying to decide who is being truthful and who is lying, in this case, he could PROVE he was telling the truth, so it had a very different outcome; in most cases, like shortages, you can't prove it, so you're s*&^ out of luck. He got lucky. I'm not saying it's wrong, I don't know what I'd do in that position, they'd lost a lot of money if they refunded everyone on something that is impossible to prove, but I do know that I have been shorted a few pills a few times (not pointing at NWW in particular) I just wish everyone would back off and keep their opinions to themselves; we have NO way of knowing the truth and it's not our place to decide who is lying or not JMHO
yer statement bout opinions made me think of a website I enjoy:
http://www.datejesus.com/sermons/guide_to_life.html
Be slow to have an opinion
Most opinions don't matter because they are composed of incongruent and undeveloped parts on a crippled foundation. With the modern extension of adolescence into the mid-20s it takes longer than ever for anyone to know anything of significance. Don't rush and don't bind yourself when you do not know.
reject your assumptions
You might be totally wrong about something or everything. Your assumptions might be based on something someone else told you that sounds good but lacks any basis in truth. If you really want to know then throw everything away and start over.
