Firstly, I think I have to clarify that there was no arguement
between me and anyone involved in this discussion. It was a
constructive discussion. So how is it different from an arguement?
There was evidently no use of vulgarities or offensive language.
Also, there was no childish name calling involved. Lastly, the tone
of all the messages were rather obvious that all parties involved
had the genuine intention of discussion, and exchanging differing
viewpoints.
Let me ask you, what is the purpose of this forum. Why call it a
discussion forum? I see the purpose of this forum as to exchange
differing viewpoints, and everyone gets their space to share the
viewpoints, and through this, everyone learns. So the whole purpose
of this discussion, was to discuss the various possibilities. Sure,
we do not know everything, but we can make reasonable inferences
and deductions. Give you an example. None of us knows which
services are going to get the new WABs. Yet we still discuss it.
Does this mean that we should stop doing that? I think not. After
all, we come here to discuss what the possibilities are, and
substantiate our viewpoints with inferences and observation.
My conclusion is that, if we were only allowed to discuss things
which we have information on, then we would have pretty much
nothing to discuss. Either way, thank you for sharing your point of
view, and thus giving me the chance to clarify the whole purpose of
the discussion.
A constructive discussion can turn into an argument if the very
same persons contributing to the constructive discussion starts
defending his point and not accepting that made by others :)
(Not targeting that at you nor anyone in particular, just a
general reminder to all not to turn something originally
constructive into yet another relentless argument)