Cat at play II
The captain’s approval encourages me to have a comeback, in order to add a few last words to his last words on the last word.
The really last word: I sincerely believe that each and every one of us has had the last word anyway. Whether it be in our perception of what we have said, or in the realm of our mind, pride, imagination, or ego!
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This was actually my opinion, hence I had stopped participating in the thread subject itself and started playing with words instead. But cats notoriously like to play with threads too, so I’ll expand on the above quote in line with winding up the thread.
So it seems to me that this thread has started going round the bobbin in repetition of arguments in support of one’s opinion which no longer differs from that of the others, the problem being that people disagree that they agree. (Pun and oxymoron intended, otherwise I don’t know what I’m writing).
Without getting further entangled in the twists, loops and knots of the tread, I’ll just summarize that all arguments are correct in the correct circumstances, and apply where applicable, but not universally. It just depends on the particular case, which keeps shifting, and unless its parameters are precisely defined, people will see it in the colour of the eyeglasses they put on, while opinions will continue to drift closer apart.
I illustrate: Does anybody disagree with any of the following salient points established so far?
You need not remove the AV you already have, unless it needs removal. In this context, your existing AV is assumed to function satisfactorily, except when it doesn’t. As regards the appropriate time to remove it, if it’s no good, it should be removed at the outset, if it’s OK, its removal should be an option. If you’ve paid for it and replace it with a free tool, you lose your money, or maybe not, depending on the accounting principles you adopt.
It’s also important that an AV not in position to remove the malware should not be used for its removal, but should be replaced by a tool more suitable for the purpose. If however the computer won’t start or won’t be stable enough to allow replacement of the AV, such replacement should not take place.
Now, if you think that this advice of mine lacks seriousness, well, wait before you laugh at it, because whoever laughs last, laughs best.
Amen! This is by definition the last word, and whatever follows it, including this sentence, should be regarded as an appendix.
