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I don't think it was meant to be a comparison between the two, I think it was meant to be a counterexample to the notion that we should always follow the law.
by SantalBlush 6y ago
I don't think it was meant to be a comparison between the two, I think it was meant to be a counterexample to the notion that we should always follow the law.
- Datsundere 6y agoPeople always like to attack the logic finding holes in them. There is a name for this fallacy
- buzzerbetrayed 6y agoAnd if one wanted to refresh their memory on logical fallacies, what might that name be?
- kortilla 6y agoThe fallacy of the rational actor. When you assume that pointing out flaws in people’s logic will cause them to re-asses their position.