It would be in the short run, but it would cost you in the long run. Well, you know, introductions are nothing if the rest of the thing is bad so, conversely, a bad introduction is nothing if the rest of the paper is good. This is logical, I think.
Well, you just don't know the effects in the future, not for sure. But you can always predict them; history is about patterns, right? So you see the beginnings of patterns forming and extrapolate likely effects. Oh dear god, I have econ brain right now, it's not helping. And I myself have just been given an assignment that is not econ and will require, uh, 10 sources. As well as personal interviews with experts. *sigh*
Hee. Well no one cares about the South American countries anyway, they're lame.
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Well, you just don't know the effects in the future, not for sure. But you can always predict them; history is about patterns, right? So you see the beginnings of patterns forming and extrapolate likely effects. Oh dear god, I have econ brain right now, it's not helping. And I myself have just been given an assignment that is not econ and will require, uh, 10 sources. As well as personal interviews with experts. *sigh*
Hee. Well no one cares about the South American countries anyway, they're lame.
Well then, yay!