The Book vs the bumper sticker
Often I'll answer someone's question on an issue with a highly detailed explanation. I'll go into details, include links, and do the best I can to make sure what I'm saying is complete. You can see some of these efforts preserved in this blog.
Statists will usually then complain that they didn't want a book, just a simple answer.
Other times I'll pare it down to the simplest answer I can come up with, free of links or details they didn't ask for. Thinking that if they have a further question about some specific point, I can expand on that later. If they are interested.
The statists usually then complain that if I'm just going to reply with "a bumper sticker" they're done with me.
I finally came to understand this is a trap. They don't want to get it, so they'll use whatever excuse is most convenient to avoid facing the harsh truth. It wouldn't have mattered how I responded. Not really.
This is why it's more productive to write for The Remnant.
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