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Old 08-05-2013, 10:47 PM   #40
Prestidigitweeze
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
IMHO, that's not just being complacent, that's moronic.

The bad part is, I know quite a lot of people like that. Among Apple users I know, he is not an exception.
I very much appreciate your reasonable tone but disagree with the idea that anecdotal/inductive evidence is nonprejudicial. "Many Apple users are moronic fanboys" = "many Asians are terrible drivers."

It doesn't matter how many members of a subset of people you happen to know personally. The idea is not to generalize -- especially when your tone is rational and you can make your point just as well without resorting to reductive characterizations.

I hope that didn't sound too preachy.

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