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Walter you used a capital P. This means the group, not individual people. "People" the group are smarter than any "dog". "Babies" the group are smarter than an
by danieltillett 11y ago
Walter you used a capital P. This means the group, not individual people. "People" the group are smarter than any "dog".
"Babies" the group are smarter than any dog too :)
- WalterBright 11y agoYou two just demonstrate my point.
- danieltillett 11y agoI know - hence why I am having some fun with you :)
- TeMPOraL 11y agoA proper application of the Principle of Charity would lead you to assign more probability to the theory that WalterBright put a fully-formatted sentence inside quotation marks, with a dot at the end and... a capital letter at the beginning. Therefore, his "People" are just "people", and the capital P only marks the start of the sentence. ;).