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your argument fails to fulfill its original point - i.e. you haven't successfully argued why uniqueness isn't a virtue. There certainly are cases where other f
by raeez 16y ago
your argument fails to fulfill its original point - i.e. you haven't successfully argued why uniqueness isn't a virtue.
There certainly are cases where other factors are more important, but I for one value uniqueness - especially when it comes to differentiating one's self on a global scale.
- ionfish 16y agoNot so—I'm merely pointing out where the burden of justification lies, not staking out a contrary position. Merely asserting that something is unique doesn't serve to justify the implication that uniqueness is a virtue.