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According to you, when does a child earn their own share of sunlight, so their parents are not "overusing" their share? Is it at a certain age, or is that only
by broeng 3y ago
According to you, when does a child earn their own share of sunlight, so their parents are not "overusing" their share?
Is it at a certain age, or is that only for children born latest at $YOUR_BIRTHYEAR?
- Brian_K_White 3y agoIt's illogical to assume that was literal. They are pointing out that what the previous commenter said was ridiculous, by saying the same thing with merely other variables swapped in which more obviously illustrates how ridiculous the original statement was.
- broeng 3y agoFair enough, I'll admit I missed that completely.
- unglaublich 3y agoYes, it's called a "false analogy", a typical informal fallacy. There is nothing ridiculous about the fact that people-that-use-more-than-average (over-users: p>.5) are compensated by people-that-use-less-than-average (under-users: p<.5) to establish an average... it's called spread.