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Welcome to the internet. It's the main place - outside of politics - where reading the worst, most twisted and nonsensical interpretation of people's words is
by caseysoftware 4y ago
Welcome to the internet.
It's the main place - outside of politics - where reading the worst, most twisted and nonsensical interpretation of people's words is the norm.
The current example of "I like oranges" with the response of "what!? You think apples are bad!?" is the perfect example.
Unfortunately, I haven't found any large places that have more reasonable behaviors. The only places where I've found the good behavior persists are small, sculpted communities where most of the people know each other in the real world.
- guava_user124 4y agoYou like oranges because you have never tried something better like Guavas. Sure, oranges have vitamin C, but not a lot. Check out this benchmark and see for yourself: https://www.myfooddata.com/articles/vitamin-c-foods.php https://www.myfooddata.com/articles/vitamin-c-foods.php - "But I never said anything about vitamin C" What about that oversized restrictive packaging that is only useful if you also have a knife? Let's be honest here, nobody even eats oranges, they make juice. Let that sink in for a moment. What the fuck are we? Five-year-olds? Guavas are edible straight from the tree, just grab this bad boy, stab your crooked veneers into it and let that substance with the superior amount of vitamin C flow all over your mouth. - "... You're talking about juice? What?" Well, since you're insisting, take a seat there, Peter Pan, 'cause I'm about to blow your mind: guess what else Guavas can be besides clearly preferable over oranges? They can be juiced. It's not only for advanced users. They really put some thought into that beginner's journey. Look, I'm gonna be truthful with you, people see you with oranges, they know immediately you're not serious about your tropical fruits. Be better. Get Guavas.