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You know that's a bad argument. You can't definitively say "one person tried to follow a piece of advice and it didn't help one person therefore the advice is f
by alexandercrohde 8y ago
You know that's a bad argument. You can't definitively say "one person tried to follow a piece of advice and it didn't help one person therefore the advice is false/wrong/worthless."
I'm sure if you thought about this though that would be pretty clear to you.
- lmm 8y ago> You know that's a bad argument. You can't definitively say "one person tried to follow a piece of advice and it didn't help one person therefore the advice is false/wrong/worthless." But this isn't just one person trying - this is the example given by the person giving the advice, so it's presumably the strongest case they can make in favour of their advice.