Porknchees writes:
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The web brings up different opinions on this
Indeed, you can find anybody to claim anything on the interwebs.
What makes you think all of those "different opinions" are equally valuable? People are entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts. Are you saying that foolish people's opinions are to be considered equally valid as any other opinion? When you are asking about information regarding something, you would seek out someone who has actual experience in the field of inquiry, wouldn't you?
So here's a quick question: Whose opinions did you find? Are you saying you are unable to even begin to determine which of those opinions are foolish and should be ignored? If not, if you are truly naive regarding this, of what benefit is giving you any opinion?
Rrhain
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