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They did define what they wanted; several incremental goals, not just one. You can watch the pre-launch video to hear it for yourself. Years before Covid, my n
by hilux 3y ago
They did define what they wanted; several incremental goals, not just one. You can watch the pre-launch video to hear it for yourself.
Years before Covid, my neighbor had an "opinion" that vaccines were unnecessary/dangerous, so she wouldn't get vaccinated. Just like you, she said "you have your opinion, and I have mine." In today's woke culture, that makes me the bad guy for not respecting her opinion, mansplaining, etc.
But opinions don't trump facts. At least, they shouldn't
- x86x87 3y agoi don't see what vaccines have to to with any of this. also, as cool as "facts" are it really bothers me when people take their opinion and present it as fact or as truth. you see: the truth is something abstract and usually, not always, but usually there is a matter of interpretation and a gradient of the truth. I'm not speaking of well researched things that have mountains of evidence behind them. I'm speaking about people having really strong opinions without understanding the evidence behind it and without understanding the nuances of what applies when. It's really fashionable to shit all over other people when they don't agree to a T with what you are saying but IMHO it's the wrong thing to do - being curious and actually unpacking what they are trying to say if they can have a civilized discussion and logic actually works with them is the way to go.