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<blockquote data-quote="DethStryke" data-source="post: 2754338" data-attributes="member: 1309">The operative word is &quot;better&quot;. We could argue all year as to what better means to every person and never get close to reaching an accord.This is a complex question which requires a complex answer because it is directly impacted by a vast number of individuals. Each person involved brings a new dynamic that is unique to them. Even if they are close to others in a particular view or stance, chances are they arrived at that view or stance from a different path which affects different parts of the situation for them. Just too many variables to have a simple explanation.Regardless, most will find a common statement that gets close to the middle ground for everyone and simply throw that on as a blanket statement. In that case there will be plenty of people and situations that this does not relate correctly to, but it is far easier and faster to generate opinions that are &quot;close enough&quot; than those that are exact. The reason being, I believe, is that the value of answering the question is outweighed by the effort it would take to do so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DethStryke, post: 2754338, member: 1309"] The operative word is "better". We could argue all year as to what better means to every person and never get close to reaching an accord. This is a complex question which requires a complex answer because it is directly impacted by a vast number of individuals. Each person involved brings a new dynamic that is unique to them. Even if they are close to others in a particular view or stance, chances are they arrived at that view or stance from a different path which affects different parts of the situation for them. Just too many variables to have a simple explanation. Regardless, most will find a common statement that gets close to the middle ground for everyone and simply throw that on as a blanket statement. In that case there will be plenty of people and situations that this does not relate correctly to, but it is far easier and faster to generate opinions that are "close enough" than those that are exact. The reason being, I believe, is that the value of answering the question is outweighed by the effort it would take to do so. [/QUOTE]

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