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He said he didn’t believe you were arguing in bad faith. If you want to know what _could_ be said to be arguing in bad faith was basically an assertion that wa
by the-new-fella 9y ago
He said he didn’t believe you were arguing in bad faith.
If you want to know what _could_ be said to be arguing in bad faith was basically an assertion that was close to “we’ll never know what is truly good or evil because it’s so subjective”. It could be seen as attempting to escape hatch in to the “great unknowables” so you “win” the debate.
- AndrewKemendo 9y ago“we’ll never know what is truly good or evil because it’s so subjective” That's my genuine philosophical position though. Existential nihilism is a valid and well thought out epistemic position. So does that still count as bad faith? It's not rhetorical juke, it's a philosophy.