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>It's incredibly condescending of you to believe that people only disagree with you because they don't know any better. Please don't skim read. I see we're don
by Nadya 11y ago
>It's incredibly condescending of you to believe that people only disagree with you because they don't know any better.
Please don't skim read. I see we're done here.
>(but not always, its also possible I can be wrong too :) )
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>I care about whether the food I eat contains beef, but I don't think that you or anyone else is ignorant for not caring. As if I only had to educate you about the proper Hindu way and then you'd recognize that it mattered after all.
I disagree. I'd be ignorant as to why I should care. What if I tried to feed you beef and didn't understand why you became angry with me? Obviously this is a problem of my ignorance - fixed by education. Ignorance is not a bad thing. People cannot be expected to know everything.
- caskance 11y agoWhy provide a TLDR section that you feel doesn't accurately represent what you said?
- Nadya 11y agoIf I wanted to repeat each word and include all the nuance the TL;DR would fail to be a TL;DR. It would be a repetition. If I thought I could fit eight paragraphs of my thoughts into a single paragraph without losing nuance, I wouldn't take eight paragraphs to express my points. The point of a summary is to get rid of formalities for the sake of brevity. I feel I summarized my points well and accurately, and the purpose was to save time for those who do not wish to read 8 paragraphs. The trade off is that any formality and nuance is lost in the summary - and you took that lack of formality and ran with it by putting words that weren't there in the summary.
- caskance 11y agoWhat did I read into your summary that wasn't there? You were talking about the need to "educate" people so that they can agree with you.