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Devils advocate - there is no evidence that it isn’t already occurring in subtle ways. This isn’t playing the “devil’s advocate” (which-the devil here does no
by dvtrn 6y ago
Devils advocate - there is no evidence that it isn’t already occurring in subtle ways.
This isn’t playing the “devil’s advocate” (which-the devil here does not need any advocacy) this is a request to prove a potential negative.
Can we please retire the tactic of giving the devil representation in such a blatant and cavalier fashion?
- soared 6y agoLanguage adapts to common use, common use doesn’t adapt to linguistic rules. But I see your point.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]