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So we should have 100% faith in what we're being told in the article? If the author was trying to deceive then they wouldn't cite data that provided contradicti

So we should have 100% faith in what we're being told in the article? If the author was trying to deceive then they wouldn't cite data that provided contradiction. Seems more like a religious approach than a logical one. There are papers, that were well cited, claiming there would be no sea ice by 2010, which never occurred.

roqi 3y ago
> So we should have 100% faith in what we're being told in the article? If you're asking questions that are answered in the article then that means you're discussing things without any context or insight or understanding, and have no intention to gather that context or insight or understanding. You aren't asking questions in good faith if you purposely avoid the answers.