• Call me Lenny/Leni@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    I don’t know why this was downvoted so much. It’s an honest question. But anyways, I’ll go for chocolate because chocolate can go with mint.

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      1 year ago

      I don’t know why this was downvoted so much.

      It’s a silly question that’s impossible to answer. For subjective preferences like flavors, none are “objectively better”. They also could have posted this in “no stupid questions” which at least invites questions that are apparently dumb, but they didn’t.

      I didn’t downvote it personally, but why it got downvoted certainly isn’t a mystery.

      • Call me Lenny/Leni@lemm.ee
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        1 year ago

        True, though I took the “objectively” part as a humorous hyperbole. I don’t know if nostupidquestions would’ve accepted the question (they tend to reject questions aimed at viewer experience) but the Lemmy site has had many of us improvising with where we post because a side effect of being federated are having the site not work in random places at any given time.

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          1 year ago

          I don’t know if nostupidquestions would’ve accepted the question (they tend to reject questions aimed at viewer experience)

          Some might take the fact that it’s too stupid for nostupidquestions as a sign. :)

          Humorous hyperbole or not, it’s still an unanswerable question. How can you interpret it? “Which do you personally prefer?” - who really cares whether some random person prefers chocolate over vanilla and if you want to know what’s common it’s easy to find surveys. “If you prefer one, why?” - uhh, “it tastes better to me”. What else can one really say?

          At least something like “If you had to prove chocolate is better than vanilla or vanilla is better than chocolate, is there a food or recipe you’d use?” I didn’t take the time to make it sound like a decent title, but at least that general approach might encourage interesting discussion, sharing foods people not have been aware of already, recipes, etc. There’s nowhere really to go with this post though.