Funny how quickly people lose all sense, and just start quoting personal anecdotes as something relevant, especially when argument is something global like envi

Funny how quickly people lose all sense, and just start quoting personal anecdotes as something relevant, especially when argument is something global like environmental effects, or when comparing brands. Yeah, Bobby is using his $2k Macbook Farty Air for 10 years, and poor Johny got his $300 Lenovo Shittop broken after 1 year and couldn't get a replacement in 1 day overnight eco shipping. At least compare somehting relevant, like return % numbers in e-shops or some actual research/data published by repair centers. Something with N > 2.