You made two points.

One was correct. One was wrong.

50%. Fail.

EDIT: I am incorrect. So I fail.

But the overwhelmingly most frequent usage, which Ion meant to use, is the opposite of “debatable.”
- Der Kaiser

You were right the first time. Debatable + Irrelevant = not worth debating

You made two points.

One was correct. One was wrong.

50%. Fail.

EDIT: I am incorrect. So I fail.

But the overwhelmingly most frequent usage, which Ion meant to use, is the opposite of “debatable.”
- Der Kaiser

Yeah, you're both right. It means debate is useless, and we usually think of a debate as having merit

You made two points.

One was correct. One was wrong.

50%. Fail.

EDIT: I am incorrect. So I fail.

But the overwhelmingly most frequent usage, which Ion meant to use, is the opposite of “debatable.”
- Der Kaiser

I know, most use it incorrectly
Was just letting him know

You were right the first time. Debatable + Irrelevant = not worth debating
- Lunaion

It’s a very bizarre word. The English language dictionary defines it to mean “unsettled or open to debate”

But in the law, if a issue is “moot” it is because the issue was already settled and there is no reason to debate it any longer.

Most people think of it in the legal sense. That’s the sense Ion was trying to make.

The bills offense and Allen struggles vs another terrible team.

Sad part is. We could possibly lose

It’s a very bizarre word. The English language dictionary defines it to mean “unsettled or open to debate”

But in the law, if a issue is “moot” it is because the issue was already settled and there is no reason to debate it any longer.

Most people think of it in the legal sense. That’s the sense Ion was trying to make.
- Der Kaiser

These are moot points.