/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.9195177]

What is, is.
What is not, is not.

Some idiot will find a way to contradict this.

[Anonymous No.9195197]

>>9195177
I don’t understand how this comment is constructive, or encourages the reader to think more deeply about anything. It appears to me that this comment’s only purpose is to display the cleverness of the author. Unfortunately, despite the collective efforts of the commentariate, we do get infiltration from those who are apparently determined to give the impression that they are incapable of parsing an entire piece of writing and reading it as a whole.
As has been previously noted (regular readers will be aware) we (that’s the “Royal we” — fellow commenters, occasional contributors such as myself and the moderator team) are engaged in an ongoing attempt to keep the quality of comments at its former impeccably high standard. Sadly, this is more of an effort than it should be.
And as a scientist, it is rather tiresome having to try to explain to the occasional numpty who happens across a post basic reading comprehension skills, how to follow an argument when it is constructed long-form and the ability to master data interpretation.
And I’ve just caught up on all the subsequent comments on this page. All the other commenters have managed to make coherent and intelligible contributions that furthered my understanding or gave me something to think about, because they took the trouble to type more than a single sentence. I don’t agree with everything that’s been said in other comments. Quite the opposite in a couple of cases. But at least I understand what was expressed and the intention behind it.

[Anonymous No.9195236]

>>9195177

/sci/ : Science and Math

These seem to be a special case of "p implies p"

[Anonymous No.9195246]

>>9195197
>And I’ve just caught up on all the subsequent comments on this page.
>comment two of three
>I don't agree with everything that's been said in other comments.
Nice shitpost.