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I agree that we're smart. That's why I think we can all read things. Points add little value to a good comment, or detract substantially from a bad one. If you
by rexreed 16y ago
I agree that we're smart. That's why I think we can all read things. Points add little value to a good comment, or detract substantially from a bad one. If you don't have time to read, you shouldn't be participating in an active forum like this.
- blhack 16y agoDo you also apply this logic to books in a library? How do you choose which ones to read? Do you read all of them? I think if you don't have time to read all of the books and judge them on their merits, then you shouldn't be participating in an activity like reading books.
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- phaylon 16y agoIf I'm interested in a book, I tend to read user reviews. A "351 people said this book is great" note won't help me much. I do the same thing for electronics. And most other things too, when the number of choices isn't very limited already, come to think of it.