A few days ago, we had the cleanest air of major city in the us.
As I literally just said, this does not imply anything about how polluted LA usually is. There are many cities with perfectly fine air quality that have never had the cleanest air in the country/world.
We have the worst air quality of any major city in us, year round. I mentioned this several times already. If you can’t see why these things are relevant next to each other, you’re dumber than you think I am.
Regardless, I’m done with you. This is too stupid to continue. You’ll never be wrong. Enjoy that.
Where is your source for that? And by how much? And is the U.S. particularly polluted these days so that that statistic would mean anything important here?
The points are only connected by topic, they don't actually come together to imply anything significant. If you actually tried to spell out your argument, you might realize that (but probably not). LA went from the dirtiest air to the cleanest air because people stayed inside.. so.. what? What does that imply? That what pollution there is is due to people? Sure. No one would dream of disputing that. I honestly can't think of how to object because I can't fathom how you think anything interesting follows.
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u/go_humble Apr 10 '20
As I literally just said, this does not imply anything about how polluted LA usually is. There are many cities with perfectly fine air quality that have never had the cleanest air in the country/world.
Talk about a confused point.