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Why can't people answer a question normally with an argument? A question was askedwhy do the girls disagree? and got a better answer
Response from Nova Prime[+++++]
What's your question, that's your answer?
Response from 0[+++++]
What's your question, that's your answer.
What's your question, that's your answer.
Response from 0[+++++]
You have been answered, but you only hear yourself. Yes, it is possible not to give birth. But you can also not be a man. That's your right too. What's more difficult for you?
You have been answered, but you only hear yourself. Yes, it is possible not to give birth. But you can also not be a man. That's your right too. What's more difficult for you?
Response from 0[+++++]
You want a reasoned response? Then learn to ask, and generally use your brain. Your question: Why don't girls think they have it easier than guys? In this formulation, the question is about other people's subjective opinions, their reasoning is not known. I can argue my own, singular opinion, but not other people's opinions. Is it still clear? We could talk about argumentation if you cited objective, statistical data, for example from a poll that would show: what percentage of girls, think they have it easier, or harder. But even with such data, we can only talk about the causes of the phenomenon, taking into account side factors: their age, education, income level, occupation, etc. Do you have such data? Let's discuss. And if not, a bedtime story, and off to bed.
You want a reasoned response? Then learn to ask, and generally use your brain. Your question: Why don't girls think they have it easier than guys? In this formulation, the question is about other people's subjective opinions, their reasoning is not known. I can argue my own, singular opinion, but not other people's opinions. Is it still clear? We could talk about argumentation if you cited objective, statistical data, for example from a poll that would show: what percentage of girls, think they have it easier, or harder. But even with such data, we can only talk about the causes of the phenomenon, taking into account side factors: their age, education, income level, occupation, etc. Do you have such data? Let's discuss. And if not, a bedtime story, and off to bed.
Response from 0[+++++]
I agree with the first answer completely.
I agree with the first answer completely.