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There's no debate to be had with blatant incorrect facts This is not about "maybe the person is right" or "these are debatable" it's about A > B but being clai
by raverbashing 5y ago
There's no debate to be had with blatant incorrect facts
This is not about "maybe the person is right" or "these are debatable" it's about A > B but being claimed otherwise with one of the numbers being in TFA to push an agenda
- Mountain_Skies 5y agoThere are ways to correct inaccurate facts that don't lower discourse. Adding a pithy comment to the end of a correction is not productive and only serves to add emotion and tribalism to the discussion. Adding a source for the data helps too since there's no reason to believe one set of data over another if they're both unsourced. This instead invites tribalism to be the determinate of which set of data is correct and ignores the possibility that both are wrong.