A lack of benefits?

A list of the benefits.

But, what if that list doesn’t really contain many (or, indeed, any). What then?

Well, I guess, that kind of changes everything, doesn’t it?

I mean, the whole point of anything is that the benefits must outweigh the disadvantages or things that are decidedly NOT benefits.

And, if they don’t, then, where does that leave you?

Hmmmmm.

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