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I’m pretty sure by ‘math-impaired’ he meant that he didn’t do the math, not that he tried and failed. His use of the word ‘rhetoric’ implies the author knew he
by dibstern 9y ago
I’m pretty sure by ‘math-impaired’ he meant that he didn’t do the math, not that he tried and failed. His use of the word ‘rhetoric’ implies the author knew he was pulling them from his arse and was using those numbers to make an argument.
- GCA10 9y agoYes, thanks. "Math fabrication" would have been the best way of expressing it in the first sentence. But the basic message is the same.