Wyrdness said:
The only variable the contradiction doesn't nullify is when the device is in your hands with the JCs connected whcih is tbh the only angle you've really argued from all other instances the is a contradiction especially looking at the comments about fitting in your pocket, personal view or not that's the stance you're arguing from so I'm responding to that stance as such. As it goes you haven't really disproved anything I've posted as I've noted he may need to clarify what he means other wise it can end up as a contradiction which is a very neutral view mean while you're just repeating some notion about not all variables which has been noted a while ago and still doesn't disprove my point which included showing that the two devices with out the JC are roughly the same size something you can now not deny with the earlier image. Your previous comment doesn't address anything at all it's just a vague I find it odd comment with no reasoning as to why or explanation instead you kept refferring to some other argument you were having here and there and declaring something is neutral. You haven't even explained what your definition of a neutral assumption is here so as such I've read it as how it comes across and it comes across as you not liking people responding to the statement or having some problem with it when everything is pretty tame. |
It's not just the handheld argument that can nullify your assumed contradiction though, all three of the variables I've previously brought up can. If he's using it as a tablet, he still has to carry it around (and for most titles he'll also need to bring a core controller to put the JCs into). As both a handheld or a tablet, he could simply prefer it to be smaller. As i previously mentioned, i prefer the iPad Air to the standard model, despite them both being equally comfortable in my hands. Do you consider that contradictory too?
So, given the above, for your assumed contradiction to makes sense you have to make an assumption about your assumption. It becomes "Yoko is talking about it as a [variable], specifically in the context of [variable] ". When choosing between that and the more linear alternative, yes, i find your choice odd.
I don't see much room for interpretation in the aforementioned "previous comment", so there's not much more i can do to expand upon that for you sorry.








