In the old sea-days, differences of interests were settled ...
- You are the captain of your ship
- You know your interests and the interests of your ship
- You see his ship and you believe his interests do not align with yours
- You clarify your interests and display your cannons for him to see
- Still, you and he do not see eye to eye
- Your cannons shoot across his bow
- A battle ensues
- You board his ship
- He agrees to your terms
- His ship has a new captain
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rick baker ·
"No captain can do very wrong if he places his ship alongside that of the enemy." Horatio Nelson