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You claimed "Outsized returns that are reduced by some percentage are still outsized returns". I'm asking you to define what an "outsized return" is, and provid
by Kalium 11y ago
You claimed "Outsized returns that are reduced by some percentage are still outsized returns". I'm asking you to define what an "outsized return" is, and provided an arbitrary "some perfectage" for context. How much does it need to be reduced before it's not outsized?
The question sounds absurd as I asked it, but only because it's in response to an equally absurd position. So. What's a non-outsized return?
- eridius 11y agoYou're being unnecessarily pedantic, and it's not beneficial to the conversation at all. This appears to be a silencing tactic, trying to force me to put specific numbers down when they're completely irrelevant, and refusing to address the overall point until it's done so. I do not appreciate your use of this tactic.
- Kalium 11y agoWhat I desire, at this moment in time, is for you to clarify a vague stance into a clear one. Your attempt to dodge this eminently reasonable request is absurd and not beneficial to the conversation at all. This appears to be a silencing tactic, trying to force me to not ask for clarification of a position, and refusing to consider why this might be relevant. I do not appreciate your use of this tactic. Have a nice day.