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It seems to be the standard for internet discussions: if there's the slightest caveat to something that someone wrote, even if the meaning should be obvious to
by mft_ 3y ago
It seems to be the standard for internet discussions: if there's the slightest caveat to something that someone wrote, even if the meaning should be obvious to a reader from the context, someone else will take the time to point out that caveat.
(As someone who doesn't require absolute precision in all things) I find myself often wondering why. To feel smart? Argumentitiveness? A deep psychological need for precision?
- weinzierl 3y agoI hate when people are like that, but I wasn't. I just added a little tidbit of information that most people wouldn't assume to be true. Some may find it interesting, others won't.