Just one example, although this fallacy is pervasive. People are not organized or disorganized. They are more organized or less organized. This mis-perception leads to massive inefficiency.
It’s not that “you’re” is wrong and “your” is correct (although this fallacy is pervasive) it’s that “your” is more correct and “you’re” is less correct.
Veltz Meshugener: Maskim. one case where this is especially true is yeshishness. ones either more yeshivish, or less yeshivish. more modern, or less modern. there is no set threshold for “yeshivish”, it all depends on perspective.