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by Ankintol
1914 days ago
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I think the author's POV still stands just perhaps needs some massaging the framing. > When people acquire skills, and that makes some tasks easier compared to untrained people, that difference categorically is not subjectivity. It is not subjectivity because we can reproduce the training effect in person after person, and even measure it with some kind of numbers that we can plot on nice graphs and see things like that similar "learning curves" are consistently reproduced in different people. It sounds like you're referring to convention. Adhering to conventions a reader is familiar with definitely improves readability, but _any_ style can be improved by adherence to convention, so we want to ask, what is the most readable style before we start layering on conventions? |
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