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Wrong. You are giving nutritional advice by claiming this is "the official resource" (it's not), and by synthesizing the information into new, different inform
by TameAntelope 5y ago
Wrong. You are giving nutritional advice by claiming this is "the official resource" (it's not), and by synthesizing the information into new, different information that is both less correct and even more vague.
You may be tired of people not being informed, but I'm tired of ignorant people thinking they know more about a topic than they actually do.
- fsflover 5y ago> by claiming this is "the official resource" (it's not) Care to elaborate? Harvard Public School of Health is a professional nutritional organization, isn't it? > both less correct and even more vague. This is a shallow dismissal, which is against the HN rules. I'm always happy to be corrected and understand nutrition better.
- TameAntelope 5y agoProfessional doesn't mean official, and it's not a shallow dismissal, it's just a dismissal due to your self professed lack of credentials on the topic.
- fsflover 5y ago> Professional doesn't mean official Why does this distinction matter here? > it's not a shallow dismissal, it's just a dismissal due to your self professed lack of credentials on the topic I didn't provide my own advice (in that case, you would be right). I repeated a professional advice, possibly incorrectly, and you did not provide any explanation why you think it's wrong, just dismissed it. This is by definition a shallow dismissal.