Alcuin29 wrote:
Your fallacy of logic lies, of course, in the fact that you are comparing dissimilar items. Let us perhaps consider a keyboard that is designed to either register a key being pressed by either touching the key, or, if you turn this feature off, by an actual physical button being depressed. Now imagine that you turn off the touch feature, and when you play a game and have your fingers on "WSAD" (typically used for movement in games nowadays). Now imagine you press "W" and the keyboard registers that you press "S" or "A" or perhaps any and all of these keys. Am I getting through to you, yet?
Before you challenge a position, think about how to phrase your debate so as to not commit an obvious fallacy of logic.
lol, kid, don't bring out the thesaurus when you're fighting with an English geek~ I'd already be calling you out for word overuse.
If we're poking holes in logic, I would obviously point out that you're complaining about using two hands. If I were touching two keys at the same time, and it were touch sensitive, I shouldn't expect it to work in its full capacity. It may just be a difference of opinion. The iPhone already patented the two-touch system.
Or are you changing your argument that even with one finger the Zune still manages to bungle your input?
A simple question kid;
Are you with me or not at all?
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