I think that assuming work can be done more easily in the future should not stop people from doing work that needs to be done in the present.
(If a painter knew that the camera was coming out I would not want them to throw their canvas away)
I think that assuming work can be done more easily in the future should not stop people from doing work that needs to be done in the present.
(If a painter knew that the camera was coming out I would not want them to throw their canvas away)
Plus there is little chance it will be done in the future by any large entity because of the entrenched interested in the area.
> (If a painter knew that the camera was coming out I would not want them to throw their canvas away)
That's not a fair comparison because the painter produces different work, whereas tax computations will be the same.
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