I have a strong feeling that's sarcasm, so I won't comment too much on that(it being a great way to end an argument to be specific). However, that line is infamously bad because it ends the conversation about a subject without reaching an actual conclusion, due to being so overtly dismissive. Henceforth it leaves behind this unnecessary gap, a cockblock of sorts if you will, between any mutual understanding as well as the actual willingness to be open-minded and help both sides improve. It's a very close-minded thing to just casually turn off any counter-criticism or criticism without giving it close analysis, sometimes with a few other eyes to look at it.Bullshit. That's a great way to end an argument and has nothing to do with having bad conversational skills. You won't convince an orange juice drinker that milk tastes better than orange juice, even if it's my opinion and obviously I'm always right.
A lot of college professors I've talked to about it said that saying this statement is just a lazy attempt at moving on, and that it's a very common mistake out there for people to use this. Henceforth why I'm getting into the logistics.
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