AsianJoyKiller, on February 25 2013 - 09:07 PM, said:
I'm sorry you don't like it, but it is an invalid analogy.
While they share the superficial aspect of being types of "shakes" the function very differently.
You can not claim that having someone grab you by the head and shaking you in real life is functionally similar to simulated screen shake that you have the option to turn down or off.
I honestly don't know how you can't see the major differences that separate the two.
There's nothing wrong with the analogy, of which the objective is to provide an example with similarities you can relate to and therefore gain an understanding through it of the point being made. The basic point behind mine is that impaired vision affects the accurateness of your hand eye co-ordination, it's a pretty simple and fact bound truth. But I know you understand this and are just using underhand tactics to try winning the argument by acting as if you are of some snob nosed higher intellect by your constant dismissive use of grammatical terms to describe my arguments instead of just discussing the matter like a normal person would.
I honestly don't see how you can't see the
major similarities that make the analogy work. If I said an AFL football is like a basketball and would pop if punctured, you would go "invalid analogy! invalid analogy!" yet both have bladders that are inflated with air, enabling them to bounce. That they are both for completely different sports and bounce differently are beside the point of the analogy.
AsianJoyKiller, on February 25 2013 - 09:07 PM, said:
I'd except your points if they were logical and you didn't try to pervert facts into something they aren't.
And if you've accepted my position, then why are you still arguing_
Oh, please do point out my perversions and how I am not being logical with explanations of how I have "tried" to do that_ You always demand proof of others but never provide any yourself.
And did you not learn the difference between "perspective" and "position" at school_
AsianJoyKiller, on February 25 2013 - 09:07 PM, said:
Right back at ya buddy.
Nothing wrong here, I am quite able to be reasonable if the other person is willing....and I am still going out of my way to try and reasonable with you when you don't outright disrespect my opinion, "buddy"
Beemann, on February 25 2013 - 09:26 PM, said:
It's generally a faux-pas in rational discussion to make condescending arguments stemming from a position of supposed maturity in place of a normal argument
Is it incorrect to call a child immature_ Is it incorrect to call someone that displays a level of self importance to the point that they think they can't ever be wrong, egotistic_ Simply calling it as I see it...
Cheers,
Gagzila
Edited by Gagzila, February 25 2013 - 10:13 PM.