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The use of common sense does not preclude the use of evidence. In fact, when good evidence is available, it suggests it. You are arguing a distinction that doe
by maxerickson 3y ago
The use of common sense does not preclude the use of evidence. In fact, when good evidence is available, it suggests it.
You are arguing a distinction that does not exist.
- LudwigNagasena 3y ago> The use of common sense does not preclude the use of evidence. In fact, when good evidence is available, it suggests it. Nothing I said implies the opposite. > You are arguing a distinction that does not exist. No, the paper framed the issue as if such distinction exists. I didn’t agree with that and I don’t see why you would accuse me of that.