> No, a related disadvantage doesn't nullify the fact of an advantage. Sure it does in some cases. Having a lot of gold is an advantage. Having to keep from be

> No, a related disadvantage doesn't nullify the fact of an advantage. Sure it does in some cases. Having a lot of gold is an advantage. Having to keep from being stolen is a disadvantage. That disadvantage does not nullify the advantage of having it. But if no one wants gold anymore, then that nullify the advantage of possessing it. >Doesn't change the fact that this is an advantage. Maybe, but I think it is an advantage very few real world car users care.. > I'm not really interested in discussing this further; Cool. I hope you don't mind my reply though.