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Edited by Darth Paroxis:
6/25/2015 4:27:19 AM
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This is like comparing cheetahs and elephants. You can't because they're two entirely different things.
Apples are superior to oranges because reasons
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Sure you can. A cheetah is gold and an elephant is grey. See how easy that was. You can compare anything to anything. People today for some reason only understand scientific comparisons in which a single variable is isolated. I blame the education system for pushing "math and science" the last decade or so. A scientific comparison is only one specific type of comparison. A poet will compare a brunette womans hair to the "midnight winter sky". Even though the night sky and black hair are two different things!
