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by nandemo
5809 days ago
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I've tried to use the rules of implicature to understand your comment but I couldn't. You seem to be implying that one of the Wikipedia articles is wrong since it's unlikely that a soccer player would do advanced linguistics research. But you should consider a more likely hypothesis, namely, Wikipedia is correct and Patrick McBride the scholar and Patrick McBride the soccer player are different persons. |
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Also, in many cases the hypothesis that Wikipedia is correct isn't /very/ likely.