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by jeromebaek 7y ago
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- cbrun 7y agoWikipedia itself states "the adage fails to make sense with questions that are more open-ended than strict yes-no questions". I guess this means there's no black or white answer but shades of gray. How shocking: reality is more complex than it seems! ;)