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You're just repeating yourself, while ignoring that your sweeping generalization has already been refuted.
by jibal 1y ago
You're just repeating yourself, while ignoring that your sweeping generalization has already been refuted.
- fastball 1y agoI don't think so. I was clarifying my point which seemed misunderstood by 2muchcoffeeman and didn't contain much of a sweeping generalization (more a statement of fact about the nature of plastic).
- jibal 1y agoWrong on both counts. "We like it because it lasts thousands of years." There are numerous other reasons for liking plastic ... in fact that's a very odd and unusual reason to like it. You say that the properties that we like about it are why it lasts thousands of years, but that's a very different statement. In fact, people have pointed out that we would prefer for it to have its likable properties but NOT last for thousands of years. So you've made a whole host of logic errors. You may not think so, but that's another consequence of the underlying problem here. I won't respond further.