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I read the whole post several times before responding, and re-read over parts of it while responding. I just don't think that you provided a well-justified reas

I read the whole post several times before responding, and re-read over parts of it while responding. I just don't think that you provided a well-justified reason. Why is reassurance a good thing? That seems like it'd imply that you're relaxing your guard when considering their opinion.

p333347 10y ago
> I just don't think that you provided a well-justified reason I was implying something like why reading something from a textbook is better than a random answer on reddit or yahoo answers. Mind you, I am talking about posters talking about specific things, not giving opinions on a variety of things, which is why I mentioned "topics in which they are known for". > Why is reassurance a good thing? I prefaced my post with "personally" specifically to avoid this line of discussion. It is a personal perception, and as I said elsewhere it is futile to argue about perceptions. The answer is, it just is. > That seems like it'd imply that you're relaxing your guard when considering their opinion. That's reaching.