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That you read a comment on a news article and changed your mind about the issue.
Sorry, I’m too Frum – I don’t read news or comments on news (just the Coffee Room).
Others have told me they came around to my posted view in the comments after having previously felt otherwise.
Joseph, for real? What kind of comments?
Different times, different issues. Usually hashkafa and/or halacha.
Cool!. I imagine that’s pretty unusual, but I could be wrong.
A very recent example is there is a poster who believed in women first. After explaining the halachic concept of men first she subsequently took upon herself to defer to men in public and allowed the guys to board the bus first.
This is a real life consequential change directly resulting from some recent posts.
lol. I didn’t realize you were talking about the Coffee Room. I thought we were talking about news articles specifically.
btw, on Sukkos, as a result of letting everyone else on first and getting on last, I ended up in the front of the mens’ section. Which happens to be the most comfortable standing spot on the bus, but I’m not sure if it’s the most tznius.
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