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kixiQu 8 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Always Invite Anna

Why is it safe to say that would be exceptional rather than representative? (Couldn't I just as easily claim it's safe to say it's representative rather than exceptional?)

majkinetor 8 months ago [–]

Because it's much, much more probable that person does not act in a convoluted way.

kixiQu 8 months ago | [–]

Appreciating invitations that you don't accept is something many (as, obviously, many in this comment section) do not consider convoluted.

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