06-10-2022, 01:10 AM
Guys, this discussion is getting weird.
Why is it that when we talk about trails being paved and meeting a certain standard, some people think this precludes hiking trails existing?
Nobody objected to the statement saying "mountain bike trails should exist". Is it because you didn't think of mountain biking? Or because you understood that implicitly we aren't talking about mountain biking?
Hiking trails come under the same reasoning, they can exist, even when we say trails have to have a certain standard because we aren't talking about hiking.
Why is it that when we talk about trails being paved and meeting a certain standard, some people think this precludes hiking trails existing?
Nobody objected to the statement saying "mountain bike trails should exist". Is it because you didn't think of mountain biking? Or because you understood that implicitly we aren't talking about mountain biking?
Hiking trails come under the same reasoning, they can exist, even when we say trails have to have a certain standard because we aren't talking about hiking.