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Yes, but it doesn't strengthen the argument. If society A says the speed limit is X and society B it's Y and society C it's infinite. What's the point that spe
by Pyramus 5y ago
Yes, but it doesn't strengthen the argument.
If society A says the speed limit is X and society B it's Y and society C it's infinite. What's the point that speed is objectively measurable?
- hervature 5y agoThat making a rule even makes sense. It is not an argument as to what amount is sensible, just that "amount" is sensible.
- refurb 5y agoYou’re missing the point. Society A and society B won’t disagree on whether something is moving at 150km/hr.
- endominus 5y agoWell, they might if a physicist gets involved and starts complaining that no one has defined their point of reference.