"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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news.verizon.net writes:

No your basis for judgment is not as valid as anyone else's. You have no
direct knowledge of one of the points of comparison, there for your judgment
is without basis.

As I've said, learning that all opinions are equal takes time. Some learn the
easy way, and some learn the hard way.

For someone who has spent so much time with computer programs, your grasp of logic is
remarkably deficient. A simple exercise in set theory can disprove that all opinions are
equal. That sounds more like something they use to offer encouragement to kids who ride
the short bus:

"Of course your drawing of a horse is as good as anyone else's, Anthony! Just because it
has five legs, two tails, is as tall as the Eiffel Tower next to it, and no one has ever
seen a horse with a purple head and green body, doesn't mean that it's not as good as any
of the horse drawings you see in your art book. Don't let those mean old kids on the
playground tell you any different!"