
I don't think minds are being changed in this back and forth
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KyRo23 wrote:I gotta respect yall's stick-to-it-iveness... I feel like you 2 have been arguing for months straight, every day![]()
I don't think minds are being changed in this back and forth
WarriorGM wrote:Steph is the greatest playmaker of all-time.
Kawaii Leonard wrote:KyRo23 wrote:I gotta respect yall's stick-to-it-iveness... I feel like you 2 have been arguing for months straight, every day![]()
I don't think minds are being changed in this back and forth
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force. Based on this thread, from now on, I am forever skeptical of Jordan takes on this board and will always question if a poster was even born early enough to watch him play. Goes both ways on whether they think goat or no goat
Kawaii Leonard wrote:KyRo23 wrote:I gotta respect yall's stick-to-it-iveness... I feel like you 2 have been arguing for months straight, every day![]()
I don't think minds are being changed in this back and forth
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force. Based on this thread, from now on, I am forever skeptical of Jordan takes on this board and will always question if a poster was even born early enough to watch him play. Goes both ways on whether they think goat or no goat
EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change beingmad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
michaelm wrote:Kawaii Leonard wrote:KyRo23 wrote:I gotta respect yall's stick-to-it-iveness... I feel like you 2 have been arguing for months straight, every day![]()
I don't think minds are being changed in this back and forth
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force. Based on this thread, from now on, I am forever skeptical of Jordan takes on this board and will always question if a poster was even born early enough to watch him play. Goes both ways on whether they think goat or no goat
It is vaguely possible others are also sceptical about your supposed positions, if you can be so affected by one Jordan fan, the arguments of whom have not really been countered if not numbers he has quoted on occasion, but have no problem with Scranton Bulls an out an out LeBron partisan. He is entitled to be so of course, although not imo while claiming to be unbiased and to have totally evidence based stances himself and doubt exists that he is an actual Bulls fan.
WarriorGM wrote:Steph is the greatest playmaker of all-time.
DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
MavsDirk41 wrote:DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
Lmao so thinking Jordan is the goat equals nothing but nostalgia and some how believing in something that never existed? But if you say James is the goat you are just believing in the inevitable? You win the most laughable post of the day pal-o. How about letting people express their thoughts without you getting sad cause it doesn’t align with your beliefs?
I believe it is also not unreasonable to object to attempts to re-jig Jordan’s career by people who didn’t actually observe same
michaelm wrote:MavsDirk41 wrote:DOT wrote:The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
Lmao so thinking Jordan is the goat equals nothing but nostalgia and some how believing in something that never existed? But if you say James is the goat you are just believing in the inevitable? You win the most laughable post of the day pal-o. How about letting people express their thoughts without you getting sad cause it doesn’t align with your beliefs?
Yes I see your rose coloured glasses/nostalgia bias and raise you your recency bias.
MavsDirk41 wrote:DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
Lmao so thinking Jordan is the goat equals nothing but nostalgia and some how believing in something that never existed? But if you say James is the goat you are just believing in the inevitable? You win the most laughable post of the day pal-o. How about letting people express their thoughts without you getting sad cause it doesn’t align with your beliefs?
MavsDirk41 wrote:DOT wrote:EmpireFalls wrote:Id be much more interested to read Jordan vs Russell or Kareem vs LeBron debates tbh. Those seem like possibly fertile ground for something that would be worth our time.
The problem is, this has never been about an actual discussion
It's just a bunch of old dudes who hate change being mad about things changing. No matter what LeBron did, they would never acknowledge him as the GOAT simply because it's not about reality, it's about the Sisyphean task of fighting against time progressing. LeBron vs MJ is just a proxy war for a lot of these people, where LeBron represents the uncomfortable, inevitable future, and MJ represents the nostalgic, comfortable past that really never existed in the way they imagine
Also just trolls, but they're fairly obvious.
Lmao so thinking Jordan is the goat equals nothing but nostalgia and some how believing in something that never existed? But if you say James is the goat you are just believing in the inevitable? You win the most laughable post of the day pal-o. How about letting people express their thoughts without you getting sad cause it doesn’t align with your beliefs?
Kawaii Leonard wrote:michaelm wrote:Kawaii Leonard wrote:
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force. Based on this thread, from now on, I am forever skeptical of Jordan takes on this board and will always question if a poster was even born early enough to watch him play. Goes both ways on whether they think goat or no goat
It is vaguely possible others are also sceptical about your supposed positions, if you can be so affected by one Jordan fan, the arguments of whom have not really been countered if not numbers he has quoted on occasion, but have no problem with Scranton Bulls an out an out LeBron partisan. He is entitled to be so of course, although not imo while claiming to be unbiased and to have totally evidence based stances himself and doubt exists that he is an actual Bulls fan.
That one Jordan fan just so happens to be wearing the most tinted glasses in this entire thread. I’d be surprised if he can even see out of them. Just go back a few pages (page 10) with him going on about scoring titles as a hilariously short-sighted angle (which I completely dismantled but he can’t comprehend/refute a simple xy graph about volume), all the while he says questionable things like: “I only like players who play both sides of the court”. He is entitled to his opinion, but many posters have already pointed out his hypocrisy and bias to the point that we are questioning if he even watched the players involved in this topic. And rightfully so.
As for ScrantonBulls and—if you even bothered to read my post—he is literally the other half of the equation in the metaphor I used of the immovable object and the unstoppable force. Keep up man, I was agreeing with KyRo23 up there, that neither will be persuaded—no matter what—and this is no longer discourse but rather a playground fight.
I’ve also interacted with him on one single post and we agreed to disagree and moved on. Would be a whole lot more constructive if some others used that approach too if they’re so hard stuck in their already made up answer to this topic. Notice how I’ve completely ignored the Jordan fan since, because it is a complete waste of energy.
Also no shade, but do you talk irl like how you type? You sound like C-3PO from Star Wars or Vision from Marvel lol. Every time I read your posts, it makes me forget for a second what part of the internet I’m on
bledredwine wrote:There were 3 times Jordan won and was considered the underdog
1989 Eastern Conference Finals against the Detroit Pistons, the 1991 NBA Finals against the Magic Johnson-led Los Angeles Lakers, and the 1995 Eastern Conference Finals against the NY Knicks