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Way to cherry pick words to make your argument. You didn't just pluck a sentence out of context, you plucked a small part of a sentence that ends with precisely
by rada 14y ago
Way to cherry pick words to make your argument. You didn't just pluck a sentence out of context, you plucked a small part of a sentence that ends with precisely what you are trying to argue for.
For those whose reading comprehension skills are not blinded by anger, here is the full sentence:
We wanted to increase the likelihood of attendees seeing people who they share something in common with, provide some new people with the opportunity to speak at a conference, and (most importantly) have great people give presentations that inspire others.
(italics mine)