Horrendously misleading.

@Maw. Got Ya! 80 % Liberty?

Hahaha 80% liberty

I didn't dig this Rabbit Hole @Zuluzeit

I mean, sure, we can call it that.

100% liberty would be pretty ridiculous.

I'm still giggling about the phrasing. Priceless.

@Maw. What percentage is acceptable?

I don't think of liberties in mathematical terms.

@Zuluzeit. I aim to Please...lol

@William Dinan, you just advanced to level 10!

That's why it's so funny tho.

I feel like there are cases "where your freedom ends where my rights begin".

@Maw. You assigned the percentage.

I assigned it to truthfulness.

> I feel like there are cases "where your freedom ends where my rights begin".
@Maw Bingo.

@Maw truthfulness and accuracy are two very different things.

Last I recall we don't call things 'half-liberties'.

But we certainly call things half-truths.

Swing your arms all you like. Graze my nose and there could be a problem, depending on how I feel about it.

@Maw what is a Half Truth. Is it something like a "But" Statement?

Misleading statement with some sort of truth to it.

@Maw misleading would imply deception. Which is a Lie?

Which is why it's considered a half-truth, yes.

@Maw okay... A Half Lie?

Half truth. Potato-potahto.

@William Dinan Sometimes, for sure.

@Zuluzeit I was trying to figure out how to type that exact thing 🤓

Sometimes?.... What is the other half than?

Thinking in absolutes is 40% ridiculous.

:D

@Chrystal💗 lol I worked out the phonetics a while back, after years of potato-potato missing its mark.

@Maw. 60% correct than. Better than Half Truths?....lol

Half truths don't mean 50-50.

Stop thinking in absolutes.

Language is rarely this literal.

Only the Sith deals in absolutes.

@Zuluzeit well done 💪🏼

This is next-level pedantry.

@Maw, you just advanced to level 29!

Lmao.