Re: i hate how some devs want attention
@Simter, good on ya for taking the first step. You acknowledged what I wrote. Now, I'll do my part.
No, just because a majority holds an opinion doesn't make it right. Obviously if a majority tells you to jump off a bridge you know you more than likely shouldn't do it. What makes an opinion worth considering is the reasonability behind it. There's nothing wrong with having a strong opinion provided you can present it with logical consistancy. the problem shows up when you present your opinion with something akin to irrationallity or lack of reason and voice it just because you want to be heard rather than wanting to solve the actual problem and provide an end to the argument.
Here's what I want you to consider now. Can you honestly say that your posts portray you as someone who is willing to meet everyone else in the middle? Can you say that your posts are making you appear like someone who has willingly made a rational assessment of the argument? Is there anyone out here who has posted, who you believe might be more intelligent than yourself, who you can honestly say wouldn't just trash you for being yourself and give you a chance, but who is at present saying that you just might be wrong? If that person does exist, are you willing to listen to them? Are you willing to take advice? Perhaps you don't just want to go with the crowd; that's fair. I can get behind that. Can you humble yourself, however, to someone else rather than just listening to yourself for the sake of accountability?
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