> Funny thing to say on a site dedicated to building businesses using computers. Business, even the computer business, is overwhelmingly about people, not comp

> Funny thing to say on a site dedicated to building businesses using computers. Business, even the computer business, is overwhelmingly about people, not computers. If you cannot communicate effectively with people, you're doomed at business, even the tech business. > or simply pointing out there was a logical fallacy in the letter The problem here is that you're just reading the text of the replies, but not "reading between the lines". It's not that the responders can't see a logical flaw. Instead, they're seeing in your responses a broken model of how to convince people. They're trying to draw your attention to this, but you've been remarkably resistant to it, focusing only on the logical content of the argument. > who clearly don't understand what a logical fallacy looks like if it smacked them in the face, have a happy new year and I weep for you Oh please -- weep for your own naivete. These histrionics make you look inexperienced and oblivious to nuance.