pokoko said:
Uh. I'm not sure ... what? We're talking about the typical meaning for the term as it applies to financial ramifications, not a philosophical debate. I don't care about the cost of the bowl of water you had to give to the cat. That falls under "inconsequential". If you list the time it takes to steal something on your taxes as billable hours, then we can talk. Otherwise, I'm not sure what this is about. The term is simply used when there is no substantial monetary investment or related loss. Why bother arguing about that? |
Your time has a montery value...with your example it doesn't take into account the associated costs. It is not pure profit.