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>As if the person who said the thing being quoted doesn't know what they meant. What they meant at the time they said it and what they want it to mean later up
by mopenstein 3y ago
>As if the person who said the thing being quoted doesn't know what they meant.
What they meant at the time they said it and what they want it to mean later upon reflection, certainly could be two completely different things and should be scrutinized.
- Nadya 3y agoFor political things sure. Now imagine you're explaining how something works on a technical level - like the physics of how induction heating works or the summary of a study where they've twisted your summary to claim the opposite of what the study and your summary actually claims. You go to correct their misinterpretation of your study and are told you are wrong and your edit reverted.