Miker,
As you pointed it out, the mechanic gives a
documented opinion, a specialist opinion.
The child just gives his opinion with a reference
to his very limited knowledge.Or absence of knowledge in many
domains;
That was exactly what I tried to underline in the
whole of my message, because a lot of people think that they
are jentitle to give their opinion under any circumstances
not emitting some restrictive mentions; even not khowing (or
not enough knowing) what they are speaking about And because
its theirs they think it is as valid as any other, denying
competence could be present on a higher level
somewhere.
And by isolating my sentence you isolate it from
the discussion I had with the participant who called himself
a troll... I just wanted by the first sentences to return his
way of evaluating opinions of others.
E;Borgers
Michael Robison <
miker_zspider@yahoo.com> a 飲it :
Etienne
wrote:
An opinion is an opinion. Nothing more.
************** If a child tells you that the knock in your
car engine is marbles bouncing around, that's an opinion. If
the mechanic tells you he thinks it's a rod bearing going
out, that is another opinion.
miker
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