You asking that question made me realize that I had mentally redefined “adversarial” underneath us!
I feel “adversarial” is not really a good pointer to the concept I was using, which is what causes this confusion. I was reading it like it meant “referring to potential harm by person A onto person B”, without any connotation of adversarial. I think that whether or not you accept this incredibly nonstandard definition is the deciding factor on this disagreement.
That said, you were right! Thanks for calling me on that weird move, I genuinely would not have seen what I’d done without that last clarification.
You asking that question made me realize that I had mentally redefined “adversarial” underneath us!
I feel “adversarial” is not really a good pointer to the concept I was using, which is what causes this confusion. I was reading it like it meant “referring to potential harm by person A onto person B”, without any connotation of adversarial. I think that whether or not you accept this incredibly nonstandard definition is the deciding factor on this disagreement.
That said, you were right! Thanks for calling me on that weird move, I genuinely would not have seen what I’d done without that last clarification.
Yes, I agree that this nonstandard definition is a crux for this disagreement. Good analysis.