Re: Common sense..
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 9:22 pm
[quote author=stogiedude link=topic=10063.msg55388#msg55388 date=1309294542]
so you would prefer the entire populace of the board to flood your inbox asking you countless minute questions instead of doing a little looking around?
that is what you are driving at right?
no one has any cigar knowledge that doesnt come from Moki..... lol that cracks me up dude....[/quote]
Obviously, I never stated that. My point has seemingly woooooooshed right over your head.
This isn't about me. Or you, for that matter.
[quote author=stogiedude link=topic=10063.msg55388#msg55388 date=1309294542]we dont need to fight this out. we are on the same page i think. you prefer a different route to knowlege .
i prefer to look around for myself.[/quote]
The points you are missing are these:
-- "common sense" isn't what caused you to not buy these cigars; it's simply not
-- the knowledge you gained from others, as well as some of your own experiences in life, is what caused you to not buy these cigars
-- "looking around" for knowledge is still depending on others to have provided it for you in one form or another
-- you profess "independence" and yet offer guidance and input to others... your children, in this case... and I would hope others as well, if you feel you have some useful input to offer.
The collective resources and knowledge are what the Internet is all about. Playing Monday morning quarterback and mocking people who didn't have the "common sense" isn't adding to that collective.
Nor is professing independence and self-reliance when in fact you are being utterly reliant on others when you "look around yourself" for knowledge.
"Common sense" wouldn't have helped anyone avoid buying these cigars; knowledge they gained from a multitude of other people's experiences and factual data about cigar production would. That's why, just like with your children, providing a decent foundation and frame of reference for people new to the hobby will assist them.
I rely on people every single day for their input and opinion. The whole TL situation, and the situation with Bruce, was spearheaded by a whole bunch of people. It wasn't common sense that uncovered either situation. It was people working together, and sharing their knowledge and opinions.
That's the point.
so you would prefer the entire populace of the board to flood your inbox asking you countless minute questions instead of doing a little looking around?
that is what you are driving at right?
no one has any cigar knowledge that doesnt come from Moki..... lol that cracks me up dude....[/quote]
Obviously, I never stated that. My point has seemingly woooooooshed right over your head.
This isn't about me. Or you, for that matter.
[quote author=stogiedude link=topic=10063.msg55388#msg55388 date=1309294542]we dont need to fight this out. we are on the same page i think. you prefer a different route to knowlege .
i prefer to look around for myself.[/quote]
The points you are missing are these:
-- "common sense" isn't what caused you to not buy these cigars; it's simply not
-- the knowledge you gained from others, as well as some of your own experiences in life, is what caused you to not buy these cigars
-- "looking around" for knowledge is still depending on others to have provided it for you in one form or another
-- you profess "independence" and yet offer guidance and input to others... your children, in this case... and I would hope others as well, if you feel you have some useful input to offer.
The collective resources and knowledge are what the Internet is all about. Playing Monday morning quarterback and mocking people who didn't have the "common sense" isn't adding to that collective.
Nor is professing independence and self-reliance when in fact you are being utterly reliant on others when you "look around yourself" for knowledge.
"Common sense" wouldn't have helped anyone avoid buying these cigars; knowledge they gained from a multitude of other people's experiences and factual data about cigar production would. That's why, just like with your children, providing a decent foundation and frame of reference for people new to the hobby will assist them.
I rely on people every single day for their input and opinion. The whole TL situation, and the situation with Bruce, was spearheaded by a whole bunch of people. It wasn't common sense that uncovered either situation. It was people working together, and sharing their knowledge and opinions.
That's the point.