Nuance is like salt: makes discourse more savory.
@mcfate Both of these things are true. π
Somewhat relatedly, when I was young and even more churlish, I used to lie in wait on the front steps of the New York Public Library for "Jesus freaks" to try to convert me.
I enjoyed asking them to explain the Trinity and then telling them what heresies they'd just committed.
I made one cry one time.
Anyway, I SAID it was "churlish".
The one who cried had just learned that the word they lean on to mean "virgin" in Isaiah is also used to describe Dinah back in Genesis.
AFTER she'd been sexually assaulted by an entire village.
Oops.
@Vanitas
Counterpoint: nuance is wasted on people who can't tell a straight-up lie from "sarcasm".