MCV 30 Under 30 2021 
One thing that always bugs me... when you say ‘generally’, do you usually mean it in the positive, glass-half-full sense of ‘consistently’, or in the glass-half-empty sense of ‘with exceptions’?
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I think! I'd say "Joey's Eatery generally makes great pizza" to make room for the time someone present had ordered it & the crust was undercooked. But if I said "Joey's makes great pizza", my entire premise could be invalidated by the one contradictory experience someone had?
Ah see I’d interpret that example as negative/a detractor from truth
