Re: peer pressure.
You write "In case you haven't noticed, I'm not the only one voting your review down. Sawyer is a 2.5 course, not Chili."
You've tried to make this point several times. Your point is that nobody should ever be allowed to differ from the crowd. And that your friends constitute an authority that can't be questioned. The so-called Argument From Authority never really carries any weight and never wins any arguments. It's the specifics themselves that matter. Who cares whether an idea is popular? What matters is whether it is right.
You write "In case you haven't noticed, I'm not the only one voting your review down. Sawyer is a 2.5 course, not Chili."
You've tried to make this point several times. Your point is that nobody should ever be allowed to differ from the crowd. And that your friends constitute an authority that can't be questioned. The so-called Argument From Authority never really carries any weight and never wins any arguments. It's the specifics themselves that matter. Who cares whether an idea is popular? What matters is whether it is right.