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Typically when people say "that doesn't mean it's still a valid one", what they really mean is "it isn't still valid".
by ubernostrum 10y ago
Typically when people say "that doesn't mean it's still a valid one", what they really mean is "it isn't still valid".
- scrollaway 10y agoI was speaking in general terms. You gave two very specific (and interesting) examples; among all the examples you can give, plenty of them will "no longer be valid".
- ubernostrum 10y agoAnd in general terms, when people say things like that, what they want people to read is "all of them are no longer valid".