> It's like you people see everything in black and white and miss that most of the real world is a gradient of shades of grey and quite never full black or whit

> It's like you people see everything in black and white and miss that most of the real world is a gradient of shades of grey and quite never full black or white. I’d go even further. Shades of grey implies two extremes on a linear scale, but the world has colour, meaning wildly different interpretations that go in novel directions. However, ironically, your comment reads to me as extremely black and white—full of certainty, rigidity, possibly some bad faith interpretation and straw manning—while the one you’re criticising has (some) nuance and doubt and seems open to the idea of being wrong.