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Whatever anyone thinks of sdegutis's comment (and I didn't like it much either), what they actually wrote bears no resemblance to the "twisted and wicked though
by Stratoscope 7y ago
Whatever anyone thinks of sdegutis's comment (and I didn't like it much either), what they actually wrote bears no resemblance to the "twisted and wicked thoughts" that you made up and put in their mouth.
From the HN guidelines:
Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.
- scotty79 7y agoI understand your point but what I wrote is the strongest possible interpretation of his comment that is possible for an atheist like me. That's exactly what he said for me. That the terminally ill child should avoid distractions that lessen his suffering just to have time to reflect on his short and troubled life because death might not be the end and there might be some consequences after that which is completely supernatural reason flying in the face of all available evidence.