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I'm in. Not everything needs to be true in the electrons-in-a-circuit sense to be useful. A lot of things mgs are subjective, both in the sense that it's arguab
by dalbasal 8y ago
I'm in. Not everything needs to be true in the electrons-in-a-circuit sense to be useful. A lot of things mgs are subjective, both in the sense that it's arguable, but also in the sense that how people see it is important that in itself.
Man may not be the measure of *all" things, but he (she) is the measure of some things and that's ok. I think a lot of arguments (politics and political ideologies in particular) would get a lot nicer if we just accepted that we aren't arguing about absolute truth.
- ci5er 8y agoI've always wondered why most people are not passionately opinionated about methods for heart surgery, and yet are highly opinionated about economics (for example). The latter seems more complicated, in many ways, and yet people have no problem having an opinion about it. Why do you think that is?
- aaron_m04 8y agoIt's probably because economics relates to every adult's life experiences. These experiences give people a reason to form theories about how economics works.