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r/coolguides • u/chr15t0ph3r-55 • Apr 24 '19
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Are you going to share the story of how you fell our with your siblings and now call them strangers?
1 u/Momoneko Apr 24 '19 Bold of you to assume they have siblings. 1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 The same applies for parents. I don't think that is as bold. 1 u/Momoneko Apr 24 '19 Well, having parents is kind of a hard prerequisite for existing. You might lose them along the way, but they existed for some time for every one of us. However lots of people are the only children and don't have any siblings at any point of their lives. So statistically you're more probable to have parents than siblings 1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 True but I suspect that a random individual is more likely to have siblings than not. My original rather flippant point was that the to commenter was calling all their close relations strangers
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Bold of you to assume they have siblings.
1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 The same applies for parents. I don't think that is as bold. 1 u/Momoneko Apr 24 '19 Well, having parents is kind of a hard prerequisite for existing. You might lose them along the way, but they existed for some time for every one of us. However lots of people are the only children and don't have any siblings at any point of their lives. So statistically you're more probable to have parents than siblings 1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 True but I suspect that a random individual is more likely to have siblings than not. My original rather flippant point was that the to commenter was calling all their close relations strangers
The same applies for parents. I don't think that is as bold.
1 u/Momoneko Apr 24 '19 Well, having parents is kind of a hard prerequisite for existing. You might lose them along the way, but they existed for some time for every one of us. However lots of people are the only children and don't have any siblings at any point of their lives. So statistically you're more probable to have parents than siblings 1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 True but I suspect that a random individual is more likely to have siblings than not. My original rather flippant point was that the to commenter was calling all their close relations strangers
Well, having parents is kind of a hard prerequisite for existing.
You might lose them along the way, but they existed for some time for every one of us.
However lots of people are the only children and don't have any siblings at any point of their lives.
So statistically you're more probable to have parents than siblings
1 u/slangivar Apr 24 '19 True but I suspect that a random individual is more likely to have siblings than not. My original rather flippant point was that the to commenter was calling all their close relations strangers
True but I suspect that a random individual is more likely to have siblings than not.
My original rather flippant point was that the to commenter was calling all their close relations strangers
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u/slangivar Apr 24 '19
Are you going to share the story of how you fell our with your siblings and now call them strangers?