If I blare huge sound at my ears it will ruin them. Like gunshots, jet engine or concert speakers. If I blare huge opposite sound at the same time are my ears fine?

Let's ignore the practicality of this please

Whether an authority says X or not doesn't mean it looks ugly. And legibility for one person is different than for other people. I've delt with parse texing the difference on computers and it's not ba.... nevermind. This discussion has been done and it's not what I'm here for

^^ Haha, someone doesn't like my experience

Yeah man. Some people like it. Some don't. So it's a shame this otherwise fantastic tool shuts that out.

I've seen it go the other way in a professional setting. One place I worked you couldn't put documents out to clients with single. One of the jr. analysts even redid templates once for the single method and the senior management squashed it. This was 5 years ago. A couple others, people put things out both ways.

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I believe you though.

No. Just not objectively true and it doesn't doesn't settle anything. Folks have had this conversation way better than anyone on here will be able to do, and we've probably read them ourselves already anyway. So it would be nice if this website accommodate both methods

Any reasonable person knows a lot of what you said is subjective.

I still have my keyboarding book telling us to do it that way. Haha, 40 years from now I will still show it to people. It's so much more fun to hit it twice!

I tried out the settings and nothing seems to accommodate two spaces after a sentence. I'd be ok taking a hit to the accuracy if there was a setting that didn't blow everything up after that. But even ignoring punctuation or stopping after an error doesn't line up it right.

I wish I could set it to have two spaces after periods rather than one