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Not surprisingly, most lists of "falsehoods" are like that. I believe it is naturally impossible or intractable to consider every item of those lists. Rather,
by lifthrasiir 9y ago
Not surprisingly, most lists of "falsehoods" are like that.
I believe it is naturally impossible or intractable to consider every item of those lists. Rather, they are convenient checklists for consideration when you are delving into the realm of those complicated subjects. Do you reject, say, 30% of those items? That's fine. Just make sure that you are explicitly making tradeoffs and will consult the lists again when your initial tradeoffs wear off.