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'are smart enough to do better' puts subjective definitions on both 'smart' and 'better'. It's also to say that your definition of better is right. I'm certai
by izak30 18y ago
'are smart enough to do better' puts subjective definitions on both 'smart' and 'better'. It's also to say that your definition of better is right.
I'm certainly not one that prefering football or even pokemon is any kind of a poor choice. I happen to prefer programing. I prefer to stretch my mind instead of my physical or social limits. That is not to say that preferring to know what it takes to be a good corner back, and executing on that is immoral.