Row 55526

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The central point is on attitude and quantifiers. You'll get no disputes from me on the proportionality of intelligence of posters, or, again, the value of this sub.

For the rest of it, if you want to argue minutiae, my endurance is wearing thin on this.

Like:

***no***, you won't hear me call it "absolute" if you said "frequently"

-but-

***yes,*** it's considered an absolute if you simply say "X is Y".

Which you did all over the place, and that's what I'm talking about. It suggests that the statement holds true without exceptions, which can often be challenged unless it's logically or factually undeniable. Want to not be called out - say "X is *generally* Y". "Always" and "never" are obvious quantifiers, but not required.

***yes,*** other people took your meaning, I obviously did too, as you should be able to tell from the waves of agreement I've given - I just took a different angle because I had a small logical beef with your phrasing.

I think we're past office hours here. If you want to lower the temp on this, maybe not pitch into a defense on every bullet, give me an ounce of credit like I've given you, or add something academic that might benefit us both. Otherwise we can stop here and wish each other good night.

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text The central point is on attitude and quantifiers. You'll get no disputes from me on the proportionality of intelligence of posters, or, again, the value of this sub. For the rest of it, if you want to argue minutiae, my endurance is wearing thin on this. Like: ***no***, you won't hear me call it "absolute" if you said "frequently" -but- ***yes,*** it's considered an absolute if you simply say "X is Y". Which you did all over the place, and that's what I'm talking about. It suggests th…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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