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Ricardo -> RE: the ultimate Conde! (Nov. 16 2012 14:04:28)
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If you don't like something, you simply don't like it, it often times does not mean you are stupid or ignorant. It just means you don't like it.
Nobody said anybody was stupid for not liking something. In most cases however, learning about something at a deeper level OFTEN affects tastes...that is the whole point of "acquired taste". In some rare cases deeper investigation have the opposite effect but normally more knowledge=more appreciation=more "liking" of the thing, in my experience anyway as both student and teacher.
Further, there is a distinction to simply not liking something and calling it "crap, abomination, patent dud...brings nothing to the table or precisely nada" etc... Taking it one step further saying it's "outlandish" if it gives satisfaction to someone else is taking things a little out of the "I am allowed to not like something" zone. [:D]
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