So many gifts are part of a fabric of exchange, based on familial obligation, or social economy. There is nothing wrong with this. A lot of teaching works this way as well, an exchange of knowledge and guidance for something else, perhaps social standing or satisfaction of obligation. Again, there is nothing wrong [...]
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Mistakes exist in context. In a particular card game, revealing your cards to the other player is a mistake. Outside the game, you can show any card you like and it does not matter. There are many ways for things to go wrong. A flat tire followed by a locked car door and a sudden, drenching downpour. A star student breaking an ankle before a critical performance, years of preparation ruined. In All’s Fair??” Burt Web writes about fairness and how it has different meanings for different people and different contexts, that fairness is not just one thing but many. |
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