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The fact you think it is obvious and the fact it is not implemented should mean it is flawed in an obvious way for those facing the problem. It is indeed arroga
by vaidhy 3y ago
The fact you think it is obvious and the fact it is not implemented should mean it is flawed in an obvious way for those facing the problem. It is indeed arrogant to think that naive armchair solutions should be considered seriously.
- krisoft 3y ago> The fact you think it is obvious and the fact it is not implemented should mean it is flawed in an obvious way for those facing the problem. Yes. Agreed. It seems we are on the same page on this. Where we seem to disagree is what follows from this observation. You call it arogance to share one’s thoughts and questions, i call it curiosity. If we all just sit on our backside and think “hmm, clearly setting guards should work, yet the article doesn’t even mention it, there might be something I’m missing”, then we all will die not knowing any more. If someone asks it we might learn from the answers.