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Why did you assume he meant "it has a name so it must be common" when he actually said "it's so common it has a name" and provided evidence that it's common? H
by Ensorceled 10y ago
Why did you assume he meant "it has a name so it must be common" when he actually said "it's so common it has a name" and provided evidence that it's common?
He didn't make the statement you are claiming he made.
- enkid 10y agoSaying "it's so common it has a name" implies the reason it has a name is because it is common.