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Why do you attack her position? Because you fundamentally, a priori, believe her third axiom is wrong, or because the collection of axioms and conclusions "leav
by mcguire 6y ago
Why do you attack her position? Because you fundamentally, a priori, believe her third axiom is wrong, or because the collection of axioms and conclusions "leaves you cold" and the third axiom is a key place you find to disagree with her reasoning?
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoBecause I didn't think her conclusions were right, and because her system is laid out logically enough that I could trace through and find out where I thought it went wrong.