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Also there are arguments that are fundamentally not based on facts, but on values. Steelmanning backfires in this case.
by systemvoltage 4y ago
Also there are arguments that are fundamentally not based on facts, but on values. Steelmanning backfires in this case.
- JoshTriplett 4y agoDouble crux can work in that case, if someone is operating in good faith. Not all values are sacred values that someone won't brook discussion of. I've had values-difference discussions on programming language design that went productively.