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Please upgrade your argument.

• PascLeRasc 9y ago
  I hope you kept the receipt on this rebuttal because you're going to need to trade it in. It's ok to just use a piece of software without expectations that it will always be there. Just enjoy it for what it is now. It's also ok to make friends knowing that they might not be there one day. Just enjoy life for what it is now.
  • explainplease 9y ago
    You're misusing the analogy. Google is the friend, and Google product X is the friend's promise, and since the friend has broken promises Y, Z, A, B, C, D, E... in the past, eventually one stops believing the friend's promises. So now, when the friend says, "Hey, meet me at $PLACE tonight at $TIME and we'll do $ACTIVITY," you say, "Yeah, right," and don't bother to go, because there's a good chance he won't show up, or he'll leave after 5 minutes, and you'll have to pay his tab.
    • awesomepantsm 9y ago
      You probably think "I'll love you forever" to means someone is promising to be around for you until the heat death of the universe.
      • dang 9y ago
        Would you please stop posting unsubstantive comments to HN?
    • PascLeRasc 9y ago
      Ok. We just have different outlooks.
• dang 9y ago
  Please don't do this here, even if someone's argument is bad.