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Fictional sources are not evidence in a debate or argument.
by kiba 11y ago
Fictional sources are not evidence in a debate or argument.
- defen 11y agoThe Khan part is a joke but the rest is serious. Nearly all mutations are unique and deleterious. So if you average them all out, you'll end up with an organism that is significantly more fit than average.
- PostOnce 11y agofables parables and other tales are simplifications and analogies that make boring or hard logic easier to grasp. The boy who cried wolf isn't about any particular real boy, but you don't need a real example to figure out that its not just possible but plausible. Must we always have a previous real example to govern the future? Some futures aren't necessarily repeats of history.