That's not a substantive argument. You essentially just said "no, I'm right, and I don't even have to bother justifying my argument because it's manifestly true." Give me a break. I already provided you a detailed explanation of why the analogy doesn't hold. It is intrinsic to gain that noise, too, will rise in amplitude. No such thing applies to the bright spots people are getting on their screens.
People aren't referring to the generic edge bleed that is in LCDs; they're referring to the peculiar large, bright spots and regions that are not present in every LCD (or even close; this is first time I'd ever had a product with this problem).
So, double down with the fallacies and employ a strawman too? People here aren't petulant children throwing temper tantrums in an Apple Store and crying about life not being fair. They know that there is variability in how much bleed is in each unit, casting that against a backdrop of their own preferences, and acting accordingly. Again, it's unclear to me why you believe you have the moral authority to criticize others on this point, but nothing you have offered up so far has resembled a justification. Instead, it's simply a verbose equivalent of "you guys are unreasonable jerks so there."
