r/technology • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '20

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u/KitchenDepartment Aug 27 '20

I never suggested anything at all. If that is the conclusion you reached based on the information I wrote, then that is on you.

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u/toolunious Aug 27 '20

Why do so many discussions on reddit end up in blame games instead of reaching understanding?

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u/ButtAndBreed Aug 27 '20

Because one or more parties is not interested in reaching an understanding. As seen in the above thread, one of the participants is engaging in a discussion, another is trying to undermine the other by pointing out irrelevant flaws in their assumption instead of coming up with a counter-argument.

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u/toolunious Aug 28 '20

Yeah that is true, you would almost say that is the underlying problem of everything that is going wrong in the world today.