> All these operations, except entering text, are available from "normal" mode which is the default mode. Assertion: vim has modes. > This is factually incorr

> All these operations, except entering text, are available from "normal" mode which is the default mode. Assertion: vim has modes. > This is factually incorrect that you need to switch mode to delete something, or save a file. Assertion: vim doesn't have modes. Only one of the above claims can be true. Choose which one you want to defend, and delete the other. But don't try to delete it with vim, or we'll be here all day. In point of fact, if I am entering text, I cannot move the cursor, search for text, save a file, load a file, or a dozen other things, without first switching modes. I feel like I'm discussing whether there was a literal garden of Eden with a religious True Believer. True Believers famously make claims they haven't bothered to compare to reality before speaking.