I was wondering if he'd get a mention here. The idea that we should provide a bad example of an outer join so he can prove his point is bizarre. I've worked with some strange people in the past but I've never come across someone who would argue a point, ask for a counter example and then complain that the counter example wasn't weak enough to buttress his point.
An infinite universe is the ultimate cartesian product.
Admitting you are wrong becomes more difficult if you've been preaching that 2+2=5 since you first disagreed with your second grade math teacher 20 years ago.
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Or admitting you are wrong when you are used to having your statements go unchallenged by subordinates who don’t want to lose their jobs and peers who don’t feel like getting in an argument with someone who won’t listen anyway.
I like this one: "Oh dear. Just new to this site, love the idea of ONLY experts answering questions (and avoiding the cacophony of everyone else) let's see what happens ..."
Yes, it's so much better when you don't have people calling you on your BS.
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