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I don't see why that's dangerous. it's just a rephrasing of "this assumes x holds true" and if it doesn't none of this matters.
by beart 7y ago
I don't see why that's dangerous. it's just a rephrasing of "this assumes x holds true" and if it doesn't none of this matters.
- krick 7y agoI don't know what's the parent's problem, but "this assumes x holds true" is actually much more clear and straight-forward, which really helps to stay on track with the discussion. At the very least it allows the opponent to ask if there's something available w/o this assumption, which "you have bigger problems" barely does.