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Someone who disagrees with you is a profoundly immature child?

Your analogy is confusing, you’re comparing a free plant on the roadside to 63 million dollars on a crypto exploit?






Not always, just in this case :-)

What's actually confusing in the analogy? Are you actually confused or just pretending? The point is that just because a sign says something under a literal reading, it doesn't mean that it's what was intended, or what's binding. If there's a piece of paper on my car saying "free to a good home", I probably didn't intend that you can take my car (or my house, or whatever). It's not very different to the fact that a 0-day exploit on your bank's web server does not entitle the thief to your money.


A lot of people who disagree with me also happen to be profoundly immature child. I didn't say that one follows from the other, you added that.



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