ople and I think you are wrong.
t decisions than you would make.
sions but it doesn't make any case at all for why their different decision is not also correct, for them.
mon sense and I buy crappy products all the time. Yes, I do like to complai n about just how crappy something is at times and yes I get surprised somet imes, like this crappy saw and find out it was too crappy to do what I want ed but that doesn't mean I don't have common sense.
nds but I will never likely buy one because I value my cash flow over getti ng 10 years vs 5 years of service for twice the price. I can get results th at work for me from far less expensive devices now and in many cases I come out way ahead because I never use the tool enough to have justified the st upid high prices of some manufacturers.
I wasn't taking offense or thinking you had made any direct assault on me. You responses are all perfectly logical, reasonable and well formed. I was mostly bored and glad that this sparked so many interesting responses.
I think you are 100% correct that most of America's societal problems have to due with errors\omissions in child rearing. I too can speak to my person al association with success in that regard and familial failures that you c ould see coming for years in the making.
Finally, it seems many people here are trying to exhibit deep knowledge of statistical math as equating with their own intelligence, by example; but I only see it as evidence of education in a very easily understood science t hat bores the crap out of me.