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@permo-w Get lost. My disclaimer was written as is and means exactly what it says, i.e. making clear it was pure speculation and that I knew nothing of the Ph
by traceroute66 4y ago
@permo-w
Get lost.
My disclaimer was written as is and means exactly what it says, i.e. making clear it was pure speculation and that I knew nothing of the Pharma industry.
In other words, I was openly inviting people to dismiss the comment as worthless.
There is no reading between the lines to be done.
- permo-w 4y agoI'm objecting to you acting as if including a disclaimer negates the exclusive use of "makes you think" to insinuate. if you don't want to imply, don't include a podcast host "but I'm just a dumb guy" disclaimer at the end, use a phrase that isn't 100% always used to insinuate, or don't say it. it's as simple as that can you see how this works from my reply to your comment? I spent the whole comment slating what you said, then stuck in a disclaimer at the end to point out that I don't really disagree with what you said, nor do I intend to insult you, and yet you still got emotional about it. disclaimers like that are lazy and don't change the fact that you said something. why not just put the same extra effort into making your words more clear?