>>7144194
A few reasons
>A) If someone's asking you for advice, especially in a professional capacity, it's good to be concise
>B) He was talking about what worked for him, and after practicing both extensively, he obviously decided Loomis was better; you wouldn't take advice from someone on something if they hadn't tried it, right?
>C) "Do X, not Y" is more marketable, and people want marketability from their gurus. This is why politicians, teachers, leaders, and anyone looking to influence others speak in extremes; it looks good on a poster

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