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Imagine thinking that there's 150 of a watch means its mass produced.

• Dylan16807 4y ago
  > Imagine thinking You don't have to mock me for using the wrong word. I hope you realize it's my vocabulary having a slight issue here, and not my understanding of the world, right?
  • emsixteen 4y ago
    Your vocabulary isn't at fault, nothing to do with that at all, it's that you think 150 of a watch is in some way mass produced.
    • Dylan16807 4y ago
      I had an incorrect sense of when to use the term "mass". It's vocabulary.
      • emsixteen 4y ago
        What weird hill are you trying to die on here? You're saying that 150 of a watch means it's mass-produced, ie that there's a heap of them, that they're made en masse, in bulk, whatever terminology you want to use. You understand that because it's exactly what you were getting at. The point is that 150 of them is still bugger all.
        • Dylan16807 4y ago
          150 copies of something is enough that it's extremely different from making one or two copies. Isn't that obvious? It doesn't matter if they're both "bugger all" compared to some arbitrary threshold. It's a huge difference in scale and methodology. There's more than two categories here! And I don't know why you think I'm trying to die on a hill, the only downvoted comment in the chain is your first one...