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If they were truly right, you could weigh the evidence they present and you would be convinced it is correct because they are so smart and compelling. Then you
by imgabe 6y ago
If they were truly right, you could weigh the evidence they present and you would be convinced it is correct because they are so smart and compelling. Then you would make the decision that their evidence suggests. There would be no need to cede any authority to them, they should be able to convince you on the merits of their arguments.
- lambdatronics 6y agoTrue. It needs to be traded against the cost of doing all that research for yourself, though. It all depends on how much you enjoy researching a subject vs. how important the conclusion is to you vs. how much you trust others to get it right.