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Premise is strictly false. That's not what reason is. Reasoning has a precise definition and set of frameworks.
by beebmam 5y ago
Premise is strictly false. That's not what reason is. Reasoning has a precise definition and set of frameworks.
- Nevermark 5y agoThe quote is entirely true and pithy. It is just using the words "reasonable" and "unreasonable" in a completely different context, where they don't mean the same thing as in a discussion of people who are attempting to get along in good faith or not. On a side note, human reasoning happened long before there was a precise definition and set of frameworks, and continues in most cases without a direct connection to either. "Reasoning" has a different meaning in different contexts just like "reasonable". Most words have a cluster of meanings depending on context.