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I love that we've come to an era where supposedly educated people are in the habit of telling others that the use of their senses and mind to understand the wor
by tharne 3y ago
I love that we've come to an era where supposedly educated people are in the habit of telling others that the use of their senses and mind to understand the world are invalid because someone didn't put the conclusions on a website.
- Retric 3y agoI realize you don’t think so but this really is a good thing. Memory is faulty, and the parent poster was simply incorrect.
- tharne 3y agoHow is that a good thing? The internet is a dumpster fire of half truths, infotainment, and objective falsehoods. I'll take human memory with all its warts over most of what's on the web any day.
- gruez 3y agoThe irony here is that the comment itself that's up for discussion (ie. whether a car is "full size") is also on the internet, and therefore I can flip your argument of "internet is a dumpster fire of half truths, infotainment, and objective falsehoods. I'll take human memory with all its warts over most of what's on the web any day" right back at you. What makes one random commenter's assertion that it's a full sized car more correct than another comment that claims the opposite?
- soupfordummies 3y ago"full-size" is an objective, standardized designation for automobiles [1] so it really doesn't MATTER what someone's "senses and mind" are in that specific statement. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_size_class https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_size_class