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Smokin Penguin4 votes

#Welcome to the internet!

Where pointing out the obvious is considered a virtue...

Elite4Runner2 votes

Are you suggesting that it should be obvious for a person to automatically understand that something that makes perfect sense to them doesn't necessarily make any sense to someone else?

... because it really isn't ...

This is actually exactly my point. You can't assume that something that is obvious to you is obvious to someone else.

woodvsmurph1 votes

No but there should be some basic intelligence requirement. Like if I accurately predict the weather for a month straight and it varies widely from say light rain, thunderstorm, hurricane, snow, clear sky, hot, cold, etc. you might think to trust me if I tell you it is going to be sunny tomorrow. We've got people ranked higher than bronze that play with the intelligence level that is honestly equivalent to someone putting their hand on a hot stove KNOWINGLY over and over and over and over again half a dozen times at least and then each time acting surprised when their hand gets burned. And to make it better still, they blame and yell at the person who told them EVERY SINGLE TIME... "don't touch that burner, it's hot.".

Like I get and agree people have a harder and harder time these days understanding things from other people's perspectives. But at some point the line has to be drawn. You need to stop making excuses for them being THAT oblivious. Anyways, before this turns into a page long rant, I'm going to stop now... as the discussions around your post has strayed from it's original and admirable purpose.

Elite4Runner2 votes

My intention wasn't to make an excuse for people who refuse to understand your rationality, but to save yourself the headache trying to pound reason into someone who just isn't taking it.

woodvsmurph2 votes

Hence... my last line of my post lol.

Velzard of Koz1 votes

I'd give you more upvotes If you put this text in one font over dramatic black-n-white background. It boosts FB credibility of a post by 100%.

ZT Xperimentor1 votes

You know that the post easily applies to real life outside the internet, right?

Smokin Penguin1 votes

This post is the same as the lone wolf photos that have quotes like: "The price of being a sheep is boredom. The price of being a wolf is loneliness."

It's made to appeal to people who avoid socializing for one reason or another and find comfort in being alone, by making them feel a certain way.

It's a form of patting yourself on the back

AugustHeatHaze1 votes

people like to try and goad you into endlessly discussion shit with them, because if you disengage like an adult they "win", so its a good thing to keep in mind

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