Neither person knows “everything that is called A in the world.” Observation range is narrow. With respect to what you are pointing at, “Is this A?” yields the result “is it A”. So we both think that our “calling it A” is correct.
Both are creating an equal cause of miscommunication by narrowing the scope of observation, yet the person on the right feels like he or she knows A better.
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