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you are not parsing my sentence the way I constructed it. I could say "after your recent psychological testing, you can no longer use an insanity defence". You
by fsckboy 6y ago
you are not parsing my sentence the way I constructed it. I could say "after your recent psychological testing, you can no longer use an insanity defence". You could say, "I've never used an insanity defence" and I could say "yes but you have had these [incidents] and you might have more, but now you can't use an insanity defence [which might have come in handy]"
I was making the point that search engines and social media companies have come under a lot of pressure from different quarters to censor, ban, modify, etc. in the past, and I expect them to in the future, and "mapping" is a database search, and I would think that companies would like to preserve their "hands off" facade rather than throw it away on PR.
I was making a good and reasonable point, but HN is neither good, nor reasonable, it is a hypersensitive groupthink mob which [anticipating those who leap to its defense] has an overweening prideful sense of itself.
- mcphage 6y agoYou aren't parsing my sentence in the way I constructed it. I could say "has there been any incident in the past in which Apple Maps has used that defense?".
- fsckboy 6y agomy sentence was about the future, not the past. I could say "it is going to rain tomorrow" and you could ask me about the past and ... you would be moving off topic.