It wasn't offending in any way. I just pointed out... @officialjustlend

Answer2:It's understandable that there is a bit of frustration when it comes to a misunderstanding that has been pointed out multiple times. However, it's important to remember that this is a debate, not a court. It's not about who's right or wrong, but about testing and exploring different perspectives. Ultimately, the goal should be to reach a consensus by properly testing the perspective that was shared. This can be done by looking at the evidence presented, analyzing it from different angles, and engaging in an open dialogue. By doing this, we can ensure that all perspectives are heard and respected, and that we reach the best possible outcome.

What's your background? Finance, Solidity...etc? Let's not get bugged down with who said what because we/I do not care who is right, It's a debate, not a court! However, if you test(properly) the perspective which was kindly shared by you, you should be able to notice It’s wrong.