> I don't think this is a generalization. In fact, it is the opposite of a generalization. Maybe "generalization" is the wrong word, but it's still a way to ca

> I don't think this is a generalization. In fact, it is the opposite of a generalization. Maybe "generalization" is the wrong word, but it's still a way to carve out a niche, which was previously denied. > The first statement doesn't imply the second. True, but this leaves us with "where is the line?" as the crucial but unanswered question.