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You took a quote out of context, then admitted it later. And yet you still claim that your point is correct if quote is taken out of context. Its shifting goa
by me_me_me 5y ago
You took a quote out of context, then admitted it later.
And yet you still claim that your point is correct if quote is taken out of context.
Its shifting goalpost fallacy.
- leto_ii 5y agoI didn't take a quote out of context, the context was not provided. There is no a priori expectation that somebody should read a Wikipedia page to find out the missing context behind a quote. > Its shifting goalpost fallacy. There's no fallacy here. I have my opinion, I stand by it regardless of the quote's context. I understand that Morphy didn't mean what I thought he meant. It's just that my opinion on the usefulness of chess is still the same.