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> Anyone who claims they know what possible outcomes we can expect from UBI is deluding themselves What does it mean then when you proceed immediately after th
by craftyguy 9y ago
> Anyone who claims they know what possible outcomes we can expect from UBI is deluding themselves
What does it mean then when you proceed immediately after that statement to describe a possible outcome?
- crusso 9y agoYou see this faulty reasoning a lot when discussing religion: We can't know or understand God any more than a cockroach can understand an iPhone - but we will now tell you all about God, what he wants from us, and how to obtain the everlasting rewards that he has promised to believers.
- bobwaycott 9y agoIn this instance, nothing more than the parent reinforcing its point by saying, “it could be [whatever random possibilities] ... we don’t know.” The parent is not claiming to know possible outcomes, but specifically calling out that we don’t know what the outcomes will or could be.
- d393k02397 9y agoHis selection of examples is telling. Curation is the message.
- loa_in_ 9y agoParent doesn't "Claim he knows". He said "it could be [some positive outcome as opposed to the statistically prevalent negative predictions]"