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by torben-friis
65 days ago
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>The correct thing to do if someone asks you a question with obviously false premises is to push back! Being able to understand theoretical suppositions is a measure of intellectual maturity. If I tell you "imagine I was made of iron, how much would I weight" as an exercise, an answer like "but you are not made of iron" shows inability for abstract thought. Outside of scientific exercises: if I asked you what would you do if your significant other cheates on you, would you imagine yourself in the situation or would you answer that your partner is loyal/ that you're single? |
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