Originally Posted by
magiciansampras
It's like if I say to you "go to the store." The "you" is implied; it need not be said.
No, the example that you are providing is not "like" your earlier comment. Your example is a command or directive, and the "you" is only implied in certain situations (for example, if I am the only possible recipient of your statement). Your "larger point" comment is not a command or directive, and it is not clear if I am the only possible recipient of your comment.
Originally Posted by
magiciansampras
If you are confused by my language, I apologize that
you misunderstood.
And I apologize that you are seemingly unable to use the English language properly in order to convey your "larger point."
Originally Posted by
magiciansampras
Now, how about some substantive discussion? Do you feel that greater knowledge of the ins and outs of the NFL do not increase appreciation for the game?
Back on point, knowledge of the "ins and outs" of the winemaking process or the wine industry is not necessary to appreciate whether a particular wine is "good" or "bad."