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Normally this rejoinder is used by people who have provided data and received an anecdote in response. However, you haven't even provided an anecdote . . .
by jamesaguilar 14y ago
Normally this rejoinder is used by people who have provided data and received an anecdote in response. However, you haven't even provided an anecdote . . .
- stcredzero 14y agoWell, no, of course not! If you look above, I asked a question. In case you are wondering, it wasn't a rhetorical question. My estimated likelihood that you pose questions in order to make subliminal rhetorical points and so tend to readily project that behavior onto others would have increased, but one anecdote isn't usable data. EDIT: Also, I see I forgot the question mark, which may have caused confusion.