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It's always easy to show that something isn't perfect: just find a counterexample. It's also easy to multiply that tactic by insinuating that this means that i
by samatman 3y ago
It's always easy to show that something isn't perfect: just find a counterexample.
It's also easy to multiply that tactic by insinuating that this means that it isn't good, or isn't better than the competition. Which is what you're doing here.
- dns_snek 3y agoThat tends to happen when your entire argument hinges on something being (close to) perfect, like the app store review process.