I'm sorry but I'm not going to fall for the politically correct "everyone's OS is equally good and bad" BS. Macs are better. I'm not going to apologize for that assertion. Overall, they are more stable, vastly more user-friendly, more secure, and more pleasing to the eye. Note that I didn't say they could do anything at all, nor did I say that were flawless in any of those areas I mentioned. However they are better overall.
Therefore, it stands to reason that people who use Macs are wiser. Not inherently better. Not necessarily even smarter. And some aren't even wiser, they're just lucky to have been in the right place at the right time. But by and large those who stuck by the Mac and those who switched to the Mac are wiser people in my opinion, and I won't back down from that position.
Some people care more about computers than politics because they spend more time with them, because it seems to have a more direct impact on their daily lives. So the repeated false comparisons meant to suggest that that they aren't that big of a deal don't really have a point. For some of us, computers aren't as little a deal as you would have us believe. They are our livelihood, our hobby, and maybe our passion. Some people spend all their free time restoring cars, working on their golf game, or making scrapbooks. Is it so terrible for some of us to spend a significant chunk of our free time working on computers? And does it not therefore logically follow that we would have some pretty strong feelings about which ones were best?
If that's offensive, then I'm sorry some people are offended, but I'm not going to pretend I don't care what OS people use or that it won't make a difference.