> It's programmer's version of "it's not black or white".
I am aware. My issue is with people using the phrase as if the folks they are arguing with aren't aware that the world isn't black and white, but actually a complicated place in which nuance and forethought are the norm.
I am aware. My issue is with people using the phrase as if the folks they are arguing with aren't aware that the world isn't black and white, but actually a complicated place in which nuance and forethought are the norm.