> Unless you can beef up your argumentation you are that guy. That's fallacious too. I can be right, even if my argument is incorrect or unconvincing. Warren

> Unless you can beef up your argumentation you are that guy. That's fallacious too. I can be right, even if my argument is incorrect or unconvincing. Warren Buffet and Nate Silver are both driving against traffic and both of them are righter than everyone else combined. > SQL [...] cannot be compared to Excel What Excel and SQL have in common is that they're both a first attempt at a solution to (different) problems, and they've been too successful to properly iterate on. That's why everyone uses some proprietary extensions to SQL and everyone extends Excel with VB or C#.