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>You can dispute whether he did or not, or come up with other books on brain development that say otherwise, but your framing of what he said is in bad faith.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>You can dispute whether he did or not, or come up with other books on brain development that say otherwise, but your framing of what he said is in bad faith.
I quoted exactly what was said, which mentions what kind of book was read... so I don't find the "framing" in "bad faith" as you put it, at all.
Don't you have anything to say about the substance of the article, or original post?
- coldtea 10y ago>I quoted exactly what was said, which mentions what kind of book was read... so I don't find the "framing" in "bad faith" as you put it, at all. Having quoted it didn't stop you from paraphrasing it against its obvious meaning. >Don't you have anything to say about the substance of the article, or original post? A bizarre complaint, coming as it is from someone who only meta-commented on the parent's post.