I made no such claim. The only thing I declared is my belief in the superiority of PBR over diffusion models for a specific subset of image-generation tasks.
I also clearly framed this as my opinion, you are free to have yours.
> also clearly framed this as my opinion, you are free to have yours.
Yes, thank you for your generosity.
You very clearly framed your opinion as a dual choice ("this instead of that", "rather than", "either or"). The most natural way to read your comment is that way: one or the other.
That's the way the English language works. If you meant something else, you should have said something else.
You may have missed my first 3 words that did the level-setting. Infact, the first word should have been enough to signal subjectivity, that's just how the english language works.
Hot take: a piece of commentary, typically produced quickly in response to a recent event, whose primary purpose is to attract attention
Why are those two the only options?