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An actually intelligent person is happy to prove his thinking via truthful argumentation (and unit tests, documentation, and so on), and also happy to get his p
by tbrownaw 9y ago
An actually intelligent person is happy to prove his thinking via truthful argumentation (and unit tests, documentation, and so on), and also happy to get his points refuted by similarly reasonable peers.
That has nothing to do with intelligence. It's a particular culture that is taught and learned.
- vemv 9y agoIntelligence is (among other things) about reasoning - proving and disproving things. Also about communicating facts. How else could we exchange ideas? And in case of disagreement who would win?
- AstralStorm 9y agoObviously the richer or more powerful, or more credentialed one, right? (Status quo) /s