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There is little motivation in commenting unless in the process I can enhance or validate my understanding. Often this naturally means arguing details until out
by hosay123 14y ago
There is little motivation in commenting unless in the process I can enhance or validate my understanding. Often this naturally means arguing details until out of breath, or my diatribe is so sufficiently beaten back that I'm too exasperated to continue – at which point the topic will sink in, until reiterated at some later date in some later argument – with a level of belief that cannot be attained unless all alternatives have first been eliminated. I'd much rather die fierce yet wrong than live a life shrouded in vagueness.
- jfb 14y agoSo, no.
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- hugbox 14y agoWell, your post definitely was "fierce, yet wrong." So mission accomplished, I guess!
- vor_ 14y ago> I'd much rather die fierce yet wrong than live a life shrouded in vagueness. You'd rather be loudly wrong than humbly corrected. A strange sentiment to hold.