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"reasonable" -> "unreasonable"

• dsfyu404ed 7y ago
  "reasonable" <-> "unreasonable" It's a two way street. Gay marriage (for example) used to be unreasonable.
  • jacobush 7y ago
    He probably meant to write unreasonable. Was what I was trying to point out. But your comment is good too. :-)
    • cannam 7y ago
      It's a slightly ambiguous parse. > we slowly start to see ideas we once would have rejected out of hand as "reasonable" only after... I think you parsed it as > we slowly start to see (ideas we once would have rejected out of hand as "reasonable") only after and concluded that "unreasonable" was intended. But I think the proper parse is > we slowly start to see (ideas we once would have rejected out of hand) as "reasonable" only after
      • lostlogin 7y ago
        A literal reasonable argument. Bizarre how it can work either way - thanks for pointing this out.