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I'm surprised that you've been downvoted for this. You're absolutely correct - without a proper and internally logical definition (beyond the literal dictionar
by davegauer 11y ago
I'm surprised that you've been downvoted for this. You're absolutely correct - without a proper and internally logical definition (beyond the literal dictionary meaning of the words themselves), a term like "safe space" is useless for discussion.
newspace = makeSafe(space);
Is it wrong to ask what the value of newspace is?
How would we test that this function is performing correctly?