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Same vibes as when someone describes anything as "perfectly good". It always sets off alarm bells.
by skizm 3y ago
Same vibes as when someone describes anything as "perfectly good". It always sets off alarm bells.
- mikestew 3y agoIt's simply an attempt to establish the baseline to the speaker's liking. For instance, someone who doesn't like skydiving: "why would you jump out of a perfectly good airplane?" Let's start with the fact that there are no "perfectly good" airplanes, then we can debate the wisdom of free falling from 3Km.