Daniello said:Is the statement: "based on the observation" satisfactory?
It's not really about satisfying anyone else, but it is about finding a new way to address the way you think about your thoughts and input. This can't be done just by changing the words we write. It's about being truly open to questioning your own thoughts and considering the thoughts of the group. Since this has been said before, it may simply be that you need to do some more reading and reflection before you try to come up with answers and a response.
Daniello said:The reason why I publish my thoughts and support it by the way I think and also the processes that led me to think in such way is simple. I find it more helpful to hear any clues showing me that the way I observe might be wrong somehow. However, my first post in this topic concerned mostly the opinion. I was asked to explain it more clearly and support it. This is why I tried to present constructive arguments. I feel that You try to tell me that I argue a point not listening to the input. But You do it, when I am to explain my suggestions! Isn't it like asking a postman for the reason why he brought you a letter? Or do I get something wrong?
I think you are missing something. It's not a very sincere approach to finding answers when you argue in order to get a response which proves you wrong. First off, there is not much actual thinking going on when this is done. You're demanding that others do the work that you need to do. It's all very probable that this is not your intention and is a matter of habit. That's fine for the time being, but can you question it? Trying to support yourself in a debate in order to win, to prove yourself right or demand that others prove you wrong is much different than supporting thoughts in a discussion. In a sincere discussion there is no emotional investment - it's not about being right or wrong but simply finding out what the truth is.