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> There is a fully saturated air of superiority in the arguments that you are making and defending. I asked you not to do this, but you're continuing to do so
by AlecSchueler 3y ago
> There is a fully saturated air of superiority in the arguments that you are making and defending.
I asked you not to do this, but you're continuing to do so and trying to justify it. I won't engage in this way. Any sense of superiority/inferiority or thought prescriptivism that you're sensing in what I'm saying is something you've projected onto me. I'm talking only about accessibility. This exchange has been bizarre.
- carlosjobim 3y agoI apologize if I interpreted wrongfully your reasoning. I did ask how a serif font is supposed to have the properties described, or why anybody should feel unwelcome by classical architecture, but without much answer IMO.