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I did not. A single persons observations are not indicative of even a general 'reality', nor a convincing data set.
by dylanjermiah 11y ago
I did not. A single persons observations are not indicative of even a general 'reality', nor a convincing data set.
- mkramlich 11y ago> A single persons observations are not indicative of even a general 'reality', nor a convincing data set. I've noticed that over the course of 40+ years that almost every morning, when I wake up, and the windows aren't closed, not wearing a blindfold, etc. than it tends to be "bright" from "daylight" due to the Sun. And by golly I see lots of portrayals consistent with that, from other people, in all the books I've read, and on TV, in movies, magazines, photos, second-hand statements from others in direct conversations, etc. All consistent with that. With the obvious exceptional cases that every adult, non-retarded person takes for granted. Duh. > A single persons observations are not indicative of even a general 'reality', nor a convincing data set. show me your data? cite a paper URL k thx plz! you are one of the dark patterns of HN. you are the kind of commenter which makes HN a crappy place to interact. shame on you. grow up. or go somewhere else. or just keep your mouth shut.