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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]BainsBane
(57,741 posts)nothing will stop you.
Evidently you define "brilliance" as free association non-responsive to what someone actually wrote. Or perhaps it's just disagreeing with the right (or wrong) people. Clearly we have different ideas of what constitutes brilliance. Brilliance is not a term I would use to describe anything on this site, given the casual nature with which posts are composed. A thoughtful response, however, should show some familiarity with what the people he's responding to actually say. But perhaps I'm just not smart enough to figure understand how personal decisions in my life about whom I choose to associate with relate to a court of law. Wouldn't that imply I would be waging some sort of criminal action or appearing in court at some point? It never occurred to me that avoiding a person was some sort of legal travesty.