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> You're making the mistake a lot of people make where you assume if one side is a thing a competing thing must be equally valid. I am rather a "if there are t
by wolfgke 10y ago
> You're making the mistake a lot of people make where you assume if one side is a thing a competing thing must be equally valid.
I am rather a "if there are two different opinions at least one side must be wrong" kind of guy and cannot even imagine how one might come up with a "the truth must be somewhere in the middle". If this were true, it would simply mean that both sides were wrong from beginning on.
- ThrustVectoring 10y agoThere are degrees of wrongness - it's not a black-and-white thing. Suppose two people are arguing over what causes robberies in downtown Chicago: person A blames drug use, while person B thinks it's poverty. The actual truth is some sort of mix of both, along with other factors not mentioned.