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> Imagine But it didn't, and it may very well be because those people are not as incompetent as betting on making something a standard prematurely. They id it
by nosianu 4y ago
> Imagine
But it didn't, and it may very well be because those people are not as incompetent as betting on making something a standard prematurely. They id it only now.
Be careful with hypotheticals as basis of an argument.
- blueblisters 4y agoIn this case the counterfactual is a stronger argument than you saying "they did it only now" with appeal to authority. Unless there's a well reasoned approach to this policy, we are practically stuck with the current standard until the EU bureaucrats decide everyone needs an upgrade.
- nosianu 4y ago> with appeal to authority. What??? It's an appeal to reality! It's what actually happened! What do you prefer? Imagination and "I can say whatever and who cares about facts"? > counterfactual There was not a trace of "fact" in that argument, it was 100% imagination.