> shown you how to confirm my understanding of the topic with entirely unrelated sources You told me to Google it. I'll make a guess that you aren't the academ

> shown you how to confirm my understanding of the topic with entirely unrelated sources You told me to Google it. I'll make a guess that you aren't the academic type, but trust me when I say that generally isn't accepted as a source. > I really hope you reflect on whether you're more interested in being right, or feeling right, because the difference is consequential. And what's brilliant is that I can both be and feel correct in the knowledge that this stuff will never be popular. You'd struggle to give it away for free, let alone get people to pay for it. > you aren't entertaining any contrary information I've entertained plenty of contrary information and explained why I don't believe it. You've addressed almost nothing I've said except by making spurious claims that you working as a bartender more than half a decade ago somehow means you are psychically in tune with people, and they all went to eat weird anti-alcohol jelly. I really hope you can reflect on how to make actually convincing arguments for your perspective instead of just calling people stupid and flaunting your """experience""" while ignoring everything you are told.