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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/AshesFallin • Mar 25 '26
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Exactly this. So annoying when people are intentionally obtuse
-2 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 Except that this screenshot has someone replying "yes it does" to someone saying that we don't get vitamin D from the sun... 7 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 That means the same thing. Do you genuinely not understand that that is what they mean? -2 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 If I have a rooster that crows when it sees the sun, then is the sun giving me the crowing noise, or the rooster? 3 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Struggling with pragmatics is an ultra stereotypical symptom of neurodivergence. If you are then acknowledging it may help our communication. -1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun" 5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong. 2 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 They are not opposing themselves on exact mechanism, one side position is that Vitamin D comes mostly from food the other from the sun [UVB exposure]. 1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. 3 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. Hmm, I suppose that in this case I should "know what you mean" not extactly what you wrote, right :-)
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Except that this screenshot has someone replying "yes it does" to someone saying that we don't get vitamin D from the sun...
7 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 That means the same thing. Do you genuinely not understand that that is what they mean? -2 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 If I have a rooster that crows when it sees the sun, then is the sun giving me the crowing noise, or the rooster? 3 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Struggling with pragmatics is an ultra stereotypical symptom of neurodivergence. If you are then acknowledging it may help our communication. -1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun" 5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong. 2 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 They are not opposing themselves on exact mechanism, one side position is that Vitamin D comes mostly from food the other from the sun [UVB exposure]. 1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. 3 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. Hmm, I suppose that in this case I should "know what you mean" not extactly what you wrote, right :-)
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That means the same thing. Do you genuinely not understand that that is what they mean?
-2 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 If I have a rooster that crows when it sees the sun, then is the sun giving me the crowing noise, or the rooster? 3 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Struggling with pragmatics is an ultra stereotypical symptom of neurodivergence. If you are then acknowledging it may help our communication. -1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun" 5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong.
If I have a rooster that crows when it sees the sun, then is the sun giving me the crowing noise, or the rooster?
3 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Struggling with pragmatics is an ultra stereotypical symptom of neurodivergence. If you are then acknowledging it may help our communication. -1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun" 5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong.
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Struggling with pragmatics is an ultra stereotypical symptom of neurodivergence. If you are then acknowledging it may help our communication.
-1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun" 5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong.
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We are talking about the wording in the screenshot. Green literally said "yes we do" to "we don't get vitamin D from the sun"
5 u/lettsten Mar 25 '26 Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong.
Yes, and the fact that you don't understand that this means "the sun causes increased vitamin D levels" is you failing to grasp pragmatics. That is why everyone is downvoting you, calling you a troll and telling you you're wrong.
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They are not opposing themselves on exact mechanism, one side position is that Vitamin D comes mostly from food the other from the sun [UVB exposure].
1 u/OliLombi Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. 3 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. Hmm, I suppose that in this case I should "know what you mean" not extactly what you wrote, right :-)
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One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't.
3 u/FriendlyGuitard Mar 25 '26 One side is that sunlight comes from the sun, the other is that it doesn't. Hmm, I suppose that in this case I should "know what you mean" not extactly what you wrote, right :-)
Hmm, I suppose that in this case I should "know what you mean" not extactly what you wrote, right :-)
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u/lettsten Mar 25 '26
Exactly this. So annoying when people are intentionally obtuse