a) That was an honest mistake. I really didn't get your point in your first comment. b) Compared to the greater point, which was the dishonesty of equating "be

a) That was an honest mistake. I really didn't get your point in your first comment. b) Compared to the greater point, which was the dishonesty of equating "believe-in" to "believe-that", it was a bit irrelevant. Yet, as I said, interesting. Also I explained why this kind of nitpicking doesn't offer much(IMHO), by giving the example of how far we can go by playing with truthiness/falsiness values. c) Hey, there's no accounting for taste! Also, I didn't judge. I just said that I don't wear them. Have an even greater weekend