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I don't. The comment above is much more general but definitely provoked by your observation. "You" is used in the sense of the somewhat archaic "one". Language
by harry8 9y ago
I don't. The comment above is much more general but definitely provoked by your observation. "You" is used in the sense of the somewhat archaic "one". Language imprecision is a thing.
"If Intel copy apple here, can one object to intel doing it but not Apple with a straight face?"