> Also you are discounting the parent commenters ability to discern a BS answer from a real answer by interpreting emotion. The parent commenter shouldn't feel

> Also you are discounting the parent commenters ability to discern a BS answer from a real answer by interpreting emotion. The parent commenter shouldn't feel insulted; I don't trust anyone's ability to perform that task reliably. That's why the entire field of sociological research exists, and is conducted with far more rigour than asking people things and attempting to interpret the answers they give while they are under coercion.