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You say this is as if it's settled and obvious that it it's an illusion and it's only the delusional that believe the opposite. But if it were so settled and o
by ryanklee 3y ago
You say this is as if it's settled and obvious that it it's an illusion and it's only the delusional that believe the opposite.
But if it were so settled and obvious there would be a clear line of reasoning to make that plain. And there is not. Instead, there is a very vibrant debate on the topic with tons of nuance and good faith (and bad) on each side, if we want to talk about sides.
And, of course, one of the implications of this very real and significant inquiry that needs to be made and that requires real contributions from informed individuals, is that whenever anyone is dismissive or reductive regarding the unresolved difficulties, you can be sure they have absolutely no clue what they are talking about.
- mgaunard 3y agoThere are tens of billions in the balance, how can you make sure the arguments are made in good faith? Money is self-reinforcing as well.
- ryanklee 3y ago> how can you make sure the arguments are made in good faith Not sure why I would need to. I'm general, arguments can simply be understood. If they are good, good. If not, then fix them or move along. Good and bad faith are about people, not arguments.