scy12
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You mean like when other one says
"Or we can avoid the subject entirely and agree to disagree but that would mean we would have wasted our time."
And all this time during whole argument the issue has been running circles of other one pointing which is obvious for him and other one stating that the obvious for him means nothing but must be backed with some hard evidence or some kind of informationwhich in that case is impossible to provide as it is since the subject isn't about hard science and any evidence even when presented can be debated through.
So what else there is to do for the another one than just explain his view and leave if argumentation with other person just becomes very tiresome activity especially since other one offers such possiblity?
Leaving an argument isn't defeat or otherwise those that have the most hours to use or would pick every single word of another person to comment in the board would "win" every argument by Ad nauseam. I have been there sometimes in the end but that's over for me especially if the beginning isn't exactly most promising...
BasketCase (I almost misspelled it again) I answer you later.
If a book , or generally a subject needs closure that does not mean you can end it right there with no conclusion because it was the moment to close it and couldn't expand the main subject any more..
And closure was one of the available option. Others included , a request at providing more information over a subject.
I mentioned the solution for a conclusion but you chose to ignore the subject and the efforts of your cospeaker , the persons you where discussing with unanswered. And that is annoying. And impolite.
And that is a general statement not only addressed to you. If i am discussing with someone and he just leaves the discussion (While still be in the forum) without providing a response , that is impolite and annoying. Not only because it is impolite and annoying to me , this is just the characterization of that behavior.
Leaving an argument isn't defeat
Having a dogmatic arguement is a defeat.