This doesn’t have anything to do with the quote.
“This” is about the analogy quoted in the grandparent, which is unfair for the reason specified. The “it’s like” target is not-like.
I seem to have primed you in completely the wrong direction with the first half of that sentence. Would it be better if I edited it to “it’s like linking to a paper that’s behind a paywall”?
Would it be better if I edited it to “it’s like linking to a paper that’s behind a paywall”?
That would make the analogy apt. I would agree with such a comment.
(This should by no means be taken as an implicit endorsement of interpretations involving ‘priming’.)
“This” is about the analogy quoted in the grandparent, which is unfair for the reason specified. The “it’s like” target is not-like.
I seem to have primed you in completely the wrong direction with the first half of that sentence. Would it be better if I edited it to “it’s like linking to a paper that’s behind a paywall”?
That would make the analogy apt. I would agree with such a comment.
(This should by no means be taken as an implicit endorsement of interpretations involving ‘priming’.)