Is it really that big of a jump to say that first you are saying "Hey, you don't sound Delta at all!" Then "Crucially, it comes down to your friendship with Niffweed because other Deltas don't identify with you, you argue with them, and you seem to have an affinity for Niffweed's POV, therefore maybe you should consider your friendship with Niffweed as an indication (evidence) that you are not Delta (i.e. this is another reason why I think you are not Delta)."?Originally Posted by Cyclops
And this is essentially what I'm saying
Or to break it down further -- "You are not Delta. Why? Maybe you should look at your friendship with niffweed."Originally Posted by tereg
I am not specifying what I think your type is, I'm actually not stating what my opinion is of his type either. I am, again, pointing out what I see are flaws in your reasoning which independently does not imply or suggest what my opinion is of his type.
There's nothing "in it for you" other than to know that you might be contributing something worthwhile to the discussion.
This is what I saw:
Even if snegledmaca did something in another thread or even if he's unsure of his type, the fact is is that you said this statement, and the statement (again just looking at this statement as a separate entity) is calling into question his typing. Regardless of whatever agendas there are or not, the fact is is that this statement is calling into question his type.Originally Posted by Cyclops
If you are saying "I can't see you as Delta" then what are you doing?
Unless this is a question of semantics a la "Well, I'm not actually questioning his type because he's not confident enough of his own type and how can I question something that isn't confidently known?"
Ok, you're still calling his type into question for discussion. Which is what I'm trying to say. You are expressing an opinion with this statement, a statement of opinion of what snegledmaca is not. I am taking that statement and pointing out my concerns about it.