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You said yourself you don't know and still don't want to learn from someone who knows it and teaches you. If you don't want to learn, then you are not able to debate in any way and lock up yourself in a circle like this discussion.
You've accused me of doing what you're doing now. I smell DARVO. Putting words in my mouth. Slow down, read a little more carefully. I did not say I do not know any of the things you've just asserted. I'm leaning towards this not just being an honest misinterpretation, and seems more like you're just seeking loosh. Bye.
Wrong. You said nobody knows what a distribution is, which at least includes yourself. So you told me directly that you don't know what that means.
Edit: From this reply of yours (before any edit): https://lemmy.ml/post/53349438/28101050