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It’s an argument tactic that works on people who need precompiled opinions. Redefine something in a very qualified way that maneuvers around the issue and that
by sockaddr 3y ago
It’s an argument tactic that works on people who need precompiled opinions.
Redefine something in a very qualified way that maneuvers around the issue and that a non-thinking person wouldn’t notice and then say “see! A =! B” and the non-thinking person accepts that new fact and is now accepting of your broader argument.
People who use grammarly are commoditizing themselves and they’re too dumb to notice.
- JohnFen 3y agoYeah, their argument is a bit ridiculous. I use keyloggers on my own machines sometimes. I'm a first party, not third, and I've fully disclosed to myself that I'm using them. I've even obtained 100% informed consent for the activity. But they're still keyloggers.