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But they did say "many of them are idiots", which is similar and rather arrogant. I don't trust people who claim their colleagues and classmates are idiots. Dun
by goatlover 7y ago
But they did say "many of them are idiots", which is similar and rather arrogant. I don't trust people who claim their colleagues and classmates are idiots. Dunning-Kruger effect and hubris being what they are.
- mindcrime 7y agoBut they did say "many of them are idiots", which is similar Similar, yes. But, at least to my mind, there's a pretty big jump from "many" to "most". But maybe that's just me. shrug
- xeromal 7y agoMot really, many still sounds like more than 50%. That's a huge claim
- blotter_paper 7y agoNope, we have a separate word for that: most.