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This is trivially stupid. "I like the Corvette, but I'd get it in red" does not mean you hate Corvettes. "I like steak, but only medium or below" does not mean
by strken 5y ago
This is trivially stupid. "I like the Corvette, but I'd get it in red" does not mean you hate Corvettes. "I like steak, but only medium or below" does not mean you hate steak.
- ncmncm 5y agoDo you understand what the word "filler" means?
- ncmncm 5y agoSorry, I misread.
- naruhodo 5y ago> I like the Corvette, but You don't like the Corvette. Not that Corvette. However, you like Corvettes in general. Or you only like red Corvettes. > I like steak, but Turn the comma into a period: I like steak. It's unconditional; steak is a big yes for you. Except it's not. You have conditions. So sometimes you like steak and sometimes the opposite. You don't like steak. I think the interpretation of but is not as trivially stupid as you say.