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This sentence does not make sence because it is applicable to everything > There’s nothing inherent to the X that guarantees you free access to its content. L
by podgorniy 3y ago
This sentence does not make sence because it is applicable to everything
> There’s nothing inherent to the X that guarantees you free access to its content.
Libraries, public transport? Taxes.
Love of your parents? Depends on them.
Give me something for which I can say use the phrase and it will be true.
- palata 3y agoWell it does make sense in the context where it comes from: it's an explanation for why the author of that quote thinks that it is not irony. And you are free to disagree with that opinion, but I wouldn't say that the sentence makes no sense. I could do the same with you: this sentence does not make sense: > Taxes.