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Re:Show HN: An anti-book recommendation tool, to help you es... by bilbo0s on Sunday December 13, 2020 @11:55AM (#25407931)
I don't know man?

People don't like, a lot of things, they don't call them delusional. We call things delusional because they are, in fact, delusional. What makes it dangerous is that people deeply believe that their delusions are "truth". Belief to the point of fundamentalism, where they will kill non-believers in their delusions.

Re:Show HN: An anti-book recommendation tool, to help you es... by tshaddox on Sunday December 13, 2020 @01:27PM (#25408792)
Both obviously happen. The “delusional” label is used (rightly) to dismiss certain claims, but then of course people use the same label incorrectly when attempting to dismiss claims they don’t like.
Re:Show HN: An anti-book recommendation tool, to help you es... by User23 on Sunday December 13, 2020 @12:56PM (#25408474)
Naturally you can’t refute the claim that your stated belief there is delusional.
Re:Show HN: An anti-book recommendation tool, to help you es... by tshaddox on Sunday December 13, 2020 @01:28PM (#25408799)
Sure you can. You can provide explanation of why your claim is not delusional.