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Then maybe we should’t say: > „The only problems cars solve are problems cars cause.” Looks like it’s closer to: „Cars solve lots of problems, e.g. they give
by thih9 7y ago
Then maybe we should’t say:
> „The only problems cars solve are problems cars cause.”
Looks like it’s closer to:
„Cars solve lots of problems, e.g. they give us more options for choosing a place to work or a place to live; at the same time they cause problems too.”
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoThat doesn't make the point that @BrianHenryIE was trying to make though does it?
- thih9 7y agoThat doesn’t look relevant to me. I only wanted to discuss that BrianHenryIE’s quote seems an inaccurate generalisation.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoExcept it wasn't, rather it was pithy and to the point.