Nyashechka Kavai
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You've completely convinced me. Of course, some rules aren't really rules; they don't need to be followed.
"The carpet is gray." Let's break it down.
"Carpet" - well, it's a dense woven product made of various types of yarn, wiki-bla-bla-bla.
"Gray" - it's an achromatic color, wiki-bla-bla-bla.
Did you understand from this that the carpet is gray? I'm exaggerating, but look at it yourself. The rule is a single thought. Aspects are taken into account. It's like a house of cards. If you remove a card from the base/middle, it will collapse. Misunderstanding. Mutual exclusion. There's a complete prohibition there. Here, it's advice to be a bit more clever. Understand? The rule is indivisible.
I'm too stupid; I don't know how to Google. Okay, I'll chat with you sometime, if you're constructive and occasionally acknowledge the possibility of being wrong, instead of living in your narrow little world, securely walled off from other opinions.
