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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9637586" data-attributes="member: 59816"><p>I guess it depends on what you think of as "following a 5-year plan". No plan is 100% set-in-stone. That would be foolish. But you were arguing that a plan that looked like "Book A. Book B. Book C." was <em>too much of a plan</em>. (Or at least it seemed so). I would assume that the plan would have a basic sketch on what those books actually <em>look like</em> - meaning I would think that the plan was <em>more</em> developed than that, not less (certainly more for 2026, if not 2027 as well.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I'm not sure what you're saying here. I also don't know why you think I'm "devoting time to defending it". I'm devoting time to <em>talking to you</em> about it, because I find it interesting. I'm not really defending anything, beyond superficially. I simply think that if they say they have a five-year plan sketched out, then they probably do. I absolutely don't think that their next five years is set in stone, that would be ridiculous. Nor do I think that it particularly needs defending. I simply had <em>just barely</em> enough interest in why you formed your opinion to speak to you on the subject. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Who suggested it was detailed or precise? "Book A; Book B" is not precise. As I say above, it's probably MORE detailed than that, but not set in stone. Not fleshed out.</p><p></p><p></p><p>You won't catch me arguing that a corporation isn't using hype. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Never said that it would.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Huh? Where did I do that?</p><p></p><p></p><p>As usual, on the interned, we seem to be arguing over a thin margin between opinions while looking like there is a gulf between us. I think that it should be <em>easy</em> to follow a "plan" simply because the plan is vague and broad enough to follow. You made it sound (to me) like you were arguing that there was no way that they left a five year plan. I believe that they probably did. Meanwhile, we agree that the plan is probably malleable and vague. To me, that's what a 5-year plan IS. It's still a plan.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Sure, I agree.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 9637586, member: 59816"] I guess it depends on what you think of as "following a 5-year plan". No plan is 100% set-in-stone. That would be foolish. But you were arguing that a plan that looked like "Book A. Book B. Book C." was [I]too much of a plan[/I]. (Or at least it seemed so). I would assume that the plan would have a basic sketch on what those books actually [I]look like[/I] - meaning I would think that the plan was [I]more[/I] developed than that, not less (certainly more for 2026, if not 2027 as well. I'm not sure what you're saying here. I also don't know why you think I'm "devoting time to defending it". I'm devoting time to [I]talking to you[/I] about it, because I find it interesting. I'm not really defending anything, beyond superficially. I simply think that if they say they have a five-year plan sketched out, then they probably do. I absolutely don't think that their next five years is set in stone, that would be ridiculous. Nor do I think that it particularly needs defending. I simply had [I]just barely[/I] enough interest in why you formed your opinion to speak to you on the subject. Who suggested it was detailed or precise? "Book A; Book B" is not precise. As I say above, it's probably MORE detailed than that, but not set in stone. Not fleshed out. You won't catch me arguing that a corporation isn't using hype. Never said that it would. Huh? Where did I do that? As usual, on the interned, we seem to be arguing over a thin margin between opinions while looking like there is a gulf between us. I think that it should be [I]easy[/I] to follow a "plan" simply because the plan is vague and broad enough to follow. You made it sound (to me) like you were arguing that there was no way that they left a five year plan. I believe that they probably did. Meanwhile, we agree that the plan is probably malleable and vague. To me, that's what a 5-year plan IS. It's still a plan. Sure, I agree. [/QUOTE]
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