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by sigbottle
110 days ago
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Great read. I've always noticed that the type of argument invoked is often less telling than when and in which context you invoke that argument. You can make a lot of claims and they can match to reality a lot - normally people think of evaluating things in terms of a strict "does this fit or does this not", but it's often the meta-style (why do you keep bringing up that argument in that context?) that's important, even if it's not "logically bulletproof". |
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