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<blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 8220504" data-attributes="member: 2629">No.&nbsp; Telling people what they meant, what they assumed ... when you INSERT THE CONCEPT INTO THE CONVERSATION AFTER I SPOKE ... Just no.You're not getting the point.&nbsp; You're trying to speak as if you have some expertise or deep understanding of the situation.&nbsp; Yet, your mistake is on an incredibly basic element that is self evident with any real experience.&nbsp; If you went to a mechanic and asked them to fix your car, and they said, &quot;Sure ... and boy does it need fixing.&nbsp; I dn't see the fifth wheel at all!&quot;&nbsp; ... Not exactly confidence inspiring.&nbsp; But if you say, &quot;Hey ... uhhh .. four wheels on cars, right?&quot; and they say, &quot;Look, I'm a mechanic, and I know that all cars have five wheels....&quot; ... You're going to write them off and take your car elsewhere.I pointed out your mistake.&nbsp; You doubled down on the mistake.&nbsp; You were sure you were right about a very basic and fundamental element ... and you were wrong.&nbsp; The house of your understanding is built on foundations of mud.&nbsp; Every ounce of your argument about the balance considerations are tainted by the undeniable proof that you don't understand how the situation you were describing works.&nbsp; You dug the hole.&nbsp; You're still digging.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jgsugden, post: 8220504, member: 2629"] No. Telling people what they meant, what they assumed ... when you INSERT THE CONCEPT INTO THE CONVERSATION AFTER I SPOKE ... Just no.You're not getting the point. You're trying to speak as if you have some expertise or deep understanding of the situation. Yet, your mistake is on an incredibly basic element that is self evident with any real experience. If you went to a mechanic and asked them to fix your car, and they said, "Sure ... and boy does it need fixing. I dn't see the fifth wheel at all!" ... Not exactly confidence inspiring. But if you say, "Hey ... uhhh .. four wheels on cars, right?" and they say, "Look, I'm a mechanic, and I know that all cars have five wheels...." ... You're going to write them off and take your car elsewhere. I pointed out your mistake. You doubled down on the mistake. You were sure you were right about a very basic and fundamental element ... and you were wrong. The house of your understanding is built on foundations of mud. Every ounce of your argument about the balance considerations are tainted by the undeniable proof that you don't understand how the situation you were describing works. You dug the hole. You're still digging. [/QUOTE]

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