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The lack of response to my point that Scribd has content not found anywhere else is the most telling. Objectively, it seems like that point should win the deba
by sillysaurus3 12y ago
The lack of response to my point that Scribd has content not found anywhere else is the most telling. Objectively, it seems like that point should win the debate. The disagreement is therefore subjective.
I wouldn't quite call this "tribalism," but perhaps it's one step short. In the old days of HN, a valid point wouldn't simply be dismissed without a response. The fact that no one is stepping up to point out why I'm mistaken is suggestive; if it continues to happen, then it's indicative of a trend. And over the last year I've seen this happen to others somewhat frequently.
- icebraining 12y agoThe disagreement is therefore subjective. No, your reasoning is specious, you're assuming "Scribd has content nobody else has, therefore if there was no Scribd, there would be no content". This is simply broken logic. Scribd is like the cup I used to drink water from this morning; if that particular cup hadn't been made, would I die of thirst?