Anglo-Indian Knives

A. G. Maisey · 25th January 2018, 11:12 AM

Thank you for your contributions gentlemen.

To clarify a point:- my intent was not and is not to stage any sort of competition, virtual or otherwise, I asked the question because I felt that I needed to understand the reason, or reasons, why two experienced people should select the post #6 knife as "better" than all others.

Why is it "better"?

What makes it "better"?

What does "better" mean?

That it might be considered "better" is an opinion, and in somebody's opinion it might indeed be "better", so just exactly what factors make it "better" for that person.

This is what I really would like to know, or at least, understand.

25th January 2018, 11:12 AM	#17
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,991	Thank you for your contributions gentlemen. To clarify a point:- my intent was not and is not to stage any sort of competition, virtual or otherwise, I asked the question because I felt that I needed to understand the reason, or reasons, why two experienced people should select the post #6 knife as "better" than all others. Why is it "better"? What makes it "better"? What does "better" mean? That it might be considered "better" is an opinion, and in somebody's opinion it might indeed be "better", so just exactly what factors make it "better" for that person. This is what I really would like to know, or at least, understand.