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I don't get this argument at all. Why does the fact that you doubt the intentions one of the signatories mean we can disregard the statement? There are plenty o
by sebzim4500 3y ago
I don't get this argument at all. Why does the fact that you doubt the intentions one of the signatories mean we can disregard the statement? There are plenty of signatories (including 3 turing award winners) who have no such bias.
- juve1996 3y agoEvery human has bias, no one is infallible, no matter how many awards they have to their name. The reason why people doubt is cui bono. And it's a perfectly rational take.
- mahogany 3y agoYeah, fair enough, it doesn't necessarily invalidate the statement. But it's odd, don't you think? It's like if a group released a public statement that said "Stop Oil Now!" and one of the signatories was Exxon-Mobil. Why would you let Exxon-Mobil sign your statement if you wanted to be taken seriously?