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No, for me it's making the brain to see the whole picture, not turning it off. If you choose to turn off your brain when you have more information about person
by lossolo 10y ago
No, for me it's making the brain to see the whole picture, not turning it off. If you choose to turn off your brain when you have more information about person that is giving his personal opinions then it's your own choice. I even wrote in other comment that i agree with some of his points which contradicts your "no need to evaluate individual points".
- woodman 10y agoWhat possible use for the additional information is there except for an appeal to authority (which isn't useful in technical discussions)?