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Right, we should probably use "effective for N" or "inhibits X" instead of good/bad, right/wrong. Value judgments used to be effectiveness positions, wherin N
by aaronblohowiak 19y ago
Right, we should probably use "effective for N" or "inhibits X" instead of good/bad, right/wrong.
Value judgments used to be effectiveness positions, wherin N and X were assumed to be common among people (or at least were implied to be superior to any dissenting view.)