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You're sort of beating a strawman to death. I just said close relative without specifying how close or what kind of relationship. You picked that to mean "same
by missosoup 7y ago
You're sort of beating a strawman to death. I just said close relative without specifying how close or what kind of relationship. You picked that to mean "same taxonomic family' and having a go at that being a bad choice of qualification. Okay mate, but you picked it. Being pedantic for no productive reason at all backfires. Often.
- masklinn 7y ago> You're sort of beating a strawman to death. I just said close relative without specifying how close. And you picked that to mean "same taxonomic family' I didn't pick anything, I just looked up what the qualifier you picked meant. They're not the same species, they're not the same genus, they're the same taxonomic family, which also includes all the stuff I listed in my original comment.
- SantalBlush 7y agoYou said: >There's not a lot of difference between real and fake wasabi. One is horseradish and the other is a close relative of horseradish. There was no strawman. Being a close relative does not imply "not a lot of difference."