that was 5 months ago?
And…? What’s your point?
no point, just why are you looking at posts almost half a year old, there is no reason to.
Why are you saying that you have no point, if you’re going to immediately follow that by stating what your point was?
Just so you’re aware, your point is that you mistakenly believe that "there is no reason to be looking at posts that are about four months old (or as you call it: “almost half a year old.”)
Much like your original post… you’re wrong. And reddit agrees.
Is there any particular reason why you think there’s no reason to look at posts that are about a topic that one is currently researching?
you dont need to respond, its not going to change anything
spend your time researching and not arguing with some random person on reddit,
Guess what… this is research. You really don’t understand what’s going on here, but this is for learning things. That’s why your response has no upvotes.
Dude tells me not to respond, then responds to himself. Lmao. What worries me, is I’m pretty sure you’re not a child.
Call it a Freudian slip if you’d like, but what you just said is true in that, it doesn’t matter how others respond, because it cannot help you to accept your mistakes. Despite clearly being wrong at each and every step, you adamantly acknowledge your refusal to have anything to do with wisdom or character growth.
If you see any part of this as a win for you, I can see why that would be a decent coping strategy; but I’d hate to see what losing looks like.
I’ll stop responding. You don’t have it in you to acknowledge fault, yet counter-productively insist on doubling down on your mistakes by stamping them with the last word.
So I’m simply going to respond with an “lol,” just so you know that we all know.
wait. how is arguing with some kid on reddit research?
Arguing isnt the research, it’s those who come in seek for knowledge, the research. Dude who replied months old is in the right, he is late that may be true, but for those who come months after like I, still would like to read into any type of valuable information. Even a nudge is enough when it comes to problem solving. I’m just broadening the scope of the argument but point still stands. Enjoy lads