Yeah, I’m sorry, you’re bringing this down below elementary schools logic adequacy levels. No, overlap in functionality is not the definition of competition. M

Yeah, I’m sorry, you’re bringing this down below elementary schools logic adequacy levels. No, overlap in functionality is not the definition of competition. Mugs and cups have overlap in functionality, it doesn’t mean they’re competing in your cabinet. You can use either one, depending on the specific occasion or fancy. You’ve rendered the following terms completely moot: “Something works” and “something competes” Arguing the sky is not blue because you can see infrared, which few people care about, is great entertainment, and I’m learning a lot about your vision, but you’re not going to enlighten anyone. Thanks for your efforts :)