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4/27/2015 9:26:10 PM
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Ah, then we were thinking of two different views. I was looking at the scientific view, as in absence of light, and you were looking at the artistic view, with the absence of color (on the paper, canvas, etc.). Suppose I should have thought of it more in the artistic way in an [i]art[/i] class lol.
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Yea, don't worry. I think too scientifically to get the point of a topic 70% of conversations I have
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Same lol
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Edited by Hasaabitt: 4/27/2015 9:43:52 PMYea lol. Is it just me or is it fun to be in conspiracies? Lower down on the thread, a flat earther asked [quote]How do you know the Earth is round?[/quote] I COULD have gone into a huge lecture, but all I said was [quote]How do you know the Earth is flat?[/quote]
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xD I would love to see their response.
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The moral of the story: If you can't convince someone, you put them into a pickle where they are making stuff up. In two words: [spoiler] Question everything [/spoiler]
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Exactly haha. That's why if I ever go into an argument I try to know both sides of the debate. So that way you can try to outsmart/out question someone on their own opinion lol.
