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An iPhone user explained it to me this way, "It's not an iPhone." It's no different than arguing a religious conviction.
by michaelcampbell 17y ago
An iPhone user explained it to me this way, "It's not an iPhone."
It's no different than arguing a religious conviction.
- stcredzero 17y agoIt's no different than arguing a religious conviction. If that's true, then the key variable is who you're arguing with and not what you're arguing about. I've had a few discussions about religion that were great. I've also had a lot that were brain-dead. Heck, discussions about Health Care in the US are the same way.