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If I read the article correctly (lots of spin, little facts), by that definition of "ignore", they didn't ignore the evidence, they disagreed compared to other
by kodablah 8y ago
If I read the article correctly (lots of spin, little facts), by that definition of "ignore", they didn't ignore the evidence, they disagreed compared to other evidence.
Given conflicting evidence, you have to choose which is right. That is not "ignoring" anything (hence why I put it in quotes), but sadly people use these incorrect/loaded words because they disagree with the decision.
- Retric 8y agoOnce a person's or organization's stated goal is to reach a specific conclusion their methods become suspect. Forcing them to specifically deal with all information is not going to change the outcome, but it does make their biases more clear.