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So what is the correct pattern? When you know it's going to happen to predict it to show the idiocy? Or to say post later looking sore? I think predicting it o
by harry8 11y ago
So what is the correct pattern? When you know it's going to happen to predict it to show the idiocy? Or to say post later looking sore?
I think predicting it on the back of a reasonable post when you know what is going to happen despite it's reasonable nature kind of highlights the problem that exists here. I think I have a pretty good sense of when a post is going to get slammed in downvotes rather than responded to sensibly, so testing it with a proper demonstration seems to be the right thing. YMMV. I have tried the other way too by the way.
I didn't bait nor invite, I predicted. And did so correctly. But I don't believe in calling people names like "conspiracy theorist" I think that is intellectually lightweight. I wonder if you do too?