I can't believe you are still hung up on that thread. Odd that it seems to stick in your mind so firmly, yet the details keep slipping away.
I made a statement about +HP items. Thundra corrected me. I said I thought it worked the other way, but I'd test it to be sure. I went hom that night, tested it, verified it worked the way Thundra had said, and in my first post the next day admitted I had been wrong and verified the correct method. I'd gotten the +HP item behavior mixed up with the +sta behavior. Hardly earthshattering.
I did what any sane and rational pereson would do. I tested it and discovered the correct way it worked. You, on the other hand, somehow have elevated that to epic status. What I really don't understand is that you claim I didn't admit my mistake, when I most certainly did. Selective memory I guess.
See Smash. I don't form my sense of self worth based on the perception people have of me on an internet forum board. For me, it's not about "being right", it's about having discussions and from that maybe coming away with more information and understanding then when you arrived. If that means that I come off a bit tough, that's fine. I do it to spark conversation. You don't learn anything new, or discover different points of view if everyone in the room just nods their head and agrees to anything that's said.
If it seems as though I don't "admit to being wrong" often, it's not because I'm an arrogrant prick (save that definition if you want). It's because I want people to argue their points compellingly. I want someone to prove me wrong. And guess what? you having a different opinion does not equal proof. It's very rare that someone actually makes a good argument. We've replaced that too often in our culture with strong words and yelling, with the idea that he who seems most clever, or makes the most noise must be right.
I simply don't agree.
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