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You seem to be quoting their reasoning but either not reading or accepting it, I'd just be quoting the tweets you've cited in your comment which seems like it'd
by corobo 3y ago
You seem to be quoting their reasoning but either not reading or accepting it, I'd just be quoting the tweets you've cited in your comment which seems like it'd just waste both of our time as you're already aware of them.
I'm not sure there's any further discussion to be had on this one.
- knorker 3y ago> You seem to be quoting their reasoning but either not reading or accepting it, I'm not accepting it, no. Because it's a self-contained contradiction. People are wrong all the time. I don't find it as baffling as you seem to. If someone goes on a long tirade, in English, about how they can't speak English, and answers followup questions about it, then no I don't take them at their word. It'll be clear very quickly (in interactive questions) whether or not this is merely memorized sounds. I've had a guy (on drugs) get afraid and argued to try to convince me that he did not have a pulse. I didn't need to check for a pulse to know he had one. He finally accepted my argument that "if you did not have a pulse then you would not be sitting here talking to me".