• @[email protected]
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      010 months ago

      It’s a well known concept that almost every news headline that ask questions almost always should result in a NO answer.

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        010 months ago

        No need to sound pretentious. Even now your comment isn’t super clear.

        almost every news headline that ask questions

        Do you mean ethical questions or general questions?

        almost always should result in a NO answer

        Do you mean writers set up a question and it typically ends with them disagreeing?

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          -110 months ago

          The fact that you’re calling my explanation pretentious tells me you’re looking for an argument, so I’m going to end this here. Look it up if you need an explanation.

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            My comment about you sounding pretentious was in regards to

            It’s a well known concept

            I was asking you to clarify what you were talking about and you immediately came off as demeaning and full of yourself.

            I don’t know if your explanation relates to ethics and the news, consent, or clickbait. Without knowing what you are talking about I couldn’t even argue with you if I wanted to.

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              I did no such thing. It is a well known concept whether you are aware of it or not. Just as there are tons of things that are well known to many people, but not to me. This does not change the fact that it’s well known.

              Instead of accusing people of being pretentious, you could instead just ask what they meant. You might get a better response as people aren’t obligated to respond in kindness to insults.

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                Instead of accusing people of being pretentious, you could instead just ask what they meant. You might get a better response as people aren’t obligated to respond in kindness to insults.

                My original comment was asking “What do you mean?”. I asked someone else what you could have meant and they explained it as “It means if you have to ask whether something is ethically okay than there’s a strong chance it isn’t”. You could have just explained the expression.

                Your comments in this thread like

                The point I made which you missed, is….

                didn’t really help my opinion of your tone. People are just trying to discuss the topic.

                Either way I think my thoughts are inline with @[email protected] when it comes to that and it was in a parallel thread with you so I won’t bother rehashing it.