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Yep, I was 100% wrong, and felt I should bow out of the conversation as a result. I left in the research that made me discover how incorrect I was, to help gui
by TameAntelope 5y ago
Yep, I was 100% wrong, and felt I should bow out of the conversation as a result. I left in the research that made me discover how incorrect I was, to help guide others.
- lisper 5y agoIt is customary in cases like this not to delete the erroneous comment but rather to add an [UPDATE] tag at the end to add a correction. This keeps the original thread of the conversation intact. There is no shame in making mistakes. Everyone does it.
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- TameAntelope 5y agoI don't agree for a number of reasons, but mostly that I don't think "custom" alone is a good reason to do literally anything. But I respect your opinion, and I hope you are able to forgive me.
- skinnymuch 5y agoYou should add an update to the 43% comment as well to say that percent is only true for 2020 and 2021. Every other year it is usually below 25%. Including going into the future with their simulation. I find a technically correct statistic that helps the same narrative as the incorrect/wrong stat is possibly even worse. Like the sibling said. It should be an update or edit. Not a change of the comment entirely. Hope you can make that change as there are a lot of comments that have replied to you. Cheers for acknowledging you made a mistake. Like many others. That is sometimes hard for me to admit.