DisneyHead123
Well-Known Member
Another "surely" fallacy...
"Surely Disney would be forthcoming about a timeline and their intentions and lay out exactly what's happening when, otherwise, surely, they're hiding something!!"
I never used the word "surely", because evidence is not an all or nothing proposition. One piece of evidence points in a particular direction. Additional pieces either support the first or make that case weaker.
If I kept asking my boss about a promotion and they kept not getting back to me, for example, or just replying "No, I don't think this particular position is right for you" when an opening was available... well, I'd probably conclude they weren't enthused about the idea. Of course that's not the only possibility - but their reticence would make it look increasingly likely. Similarly, Disney's actions don't make a lot of sense if there is pressure for them to proceed here and they are planning on proceeding anyways. Why create unnecessary conflict for themselves by not announcing the plans they already have - if they have them?
Again, not the only possibility. Maybe it's just the grinding gears of bureaucracy. Maybe they're saving it for some kind of flashy announcement at a particular time. But at the moment, they're the boss who just keeps saying "Yeeeeah, that promotion... we'll talk about that later..."