That's a ridiculous argument. That doesn't = you have to give us your ingredient list.
That's a ridiculous argument. That doesn't = you have to give us your ingredient list.
Interesting having a bible-thumping Christian arguing so strenuously against honesty and truthfulness. Curious.
Not telling the customer what they're buying, even when asked quite specifically? Erm yes, yes that is dishonest and untruthful and I think you know that. It also demonstrates that you have something to hide. It's not as if there is any mystery to making a pizza, some secret that would give a competitor an advantage. The fact is that they are probably using a list of additives a mile long that would give the lie to their marketing slogans.:spin: :alert not wanting to give up ingredients to your recipe is not being dishonest or untruthful..... :shrug:
Not telling the customer what they're buying, even when asked quite specifically? Erm yes, yes that is dishonest and untruthful and I think you know that. It also demonstrates that you have something to hide. It's not as if there is any mystery to making a pizza, some secret that would give a competitor an advantage. The fact is that they are probably using a list of additives a mile long that would give the lie to their marketing slogans.
So if Apple is asked specifically what components are in their macbooks to make all of the parts, they should have to give up those secrets as well? That's ridiculous.
So if Apple is asked specifically what components are in their macbooks to make all of the parts, they should have to give up those secrets as well? That's ridiculous.
So if Apple is asked specifically what components are in their macbooks to make all of the parts, they should have to give up those secrets as well? That's ridiculous.
What on earth do you think a spec sheet list is? Apple provides that, journalists report precisely what components you may find, and enthusiasts go on and rip open the guts to iPods and iPhones. We even know who makes each part! Heck, even those proprietary screws have folks fussing about attempting to get around it.
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A pizza is not a computer. You cannot have an allergic reaction to an NVidia graphics card.
A pizza is not a computer. You cannot have an allergic reaction to an NVidia graphics card.
Not what I'm talking about, talking about how to make those components, what goes into it, what chemical compounds, how do you make them? No, they don't give that out. They keep that very very very close.
Not what I'm talking about, talking about how to make those components, what goes into it, what chemical compounds, how do you make them? No, they don't give that out. They keep that very very very close.
But people aren't interested in how to make corn starch, so much as knowing if you use it, or if it is a new thing, what is it.
Your comparison made no sense, because we know far more what is inside an Apple product than we do about the pizza.
plenty of people have metal allergies and could very well have an allergic reaction to computer components. just sayin......
Actually, you can have allergic reactions to computers. Just saying.
But people aren't interested in how to make corn starch, so much as knowing if you use it, or if it is a new thing, what is it.
Your comparison made no sense, because we know far more what is inside an Apple product than we do about the pizza.
But people aren't interested in how to make corn starch, so much as knowing if you use it, or if it is a new thing, what is it.
Your comparison made no sense, because we know far more what is inside an Apple product than we do about the pizza.
Yes guys, but it's probably unlikely that you would buy a MacBook and not expect to get some computer in it.
Yes guys, but it's probably unlikely that you would buy a MacBook and not expect to get some computer in it.
Exactly. No one's asking for the recipe, just the ingredients. They claim to use the best ingredients but refuse to say what they are. Dishonest is dishonest.
dis·hon·est
/disˈänist/Adjective
1.Behaving or prone to behave in an untrustworthy or fraudulent way.
2.Intended to mislead or cheat.
dough, cheese, meat, sauce. what else do you need to know?
Not sure how that applies.... :spin: :alert
Too bad Mr Schnatter utterly failed. His pizza totally sucks.
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