<font color=Yellow><B>No, it is not circular. You just didn't get the point.</B></font> -- Adilbrand Noblesword's Hall of Warriors

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Date Posted: 17:57:18 03/12/03 Wed
Author: Adilbrand
Subject: No, it is not circular. You just didn't get the point.
In reply to: mvd 's message, "Your argument is circular" on 11:27:03 03/12/03 Wed

A guy who didn't see the obvious would keep playing whether resignation was an option or not. Why would he resign if he thought he still had a chance?

I have played games where you have resigned, and I had no idea why you were giving up. You have just said, "It is obvious you are going to win." It sure wasn't obvious to me... and I learned nothing from your resignation of said games.

I don't understand how my argument is circular. I have been resigned on many times (and not just by you). It just makes me mad. If the "winner" cannot see it then the loser should not resign. Period.

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