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Your justification for your conclusion that there is no such thing as consensus seems to be that some people in California insist they live in Mexico. But isn’
by singleshot_ 3y ago
Your justification for your conclusion that there is no such thing as consensus seems to be that some people in California insist they live in Mexico.
But isn’t there, in fact, overwhelming consensus that this person lives in California?
There’s a guy who lives under an overpass near my house who thinks he is Jesus Christ but it doesn’t seem particularly useful to draw many conclusions from his claim.
- yieldcrv 3y agoit’s not a justification it’s an example of something that will never be resolved It is an obscure opinion but it is easy to see how it will be less obscure as the population changes it lends more weight to just talking about battles that happened instead of policy decisions
- singleshot_ 3y agoFair example, then. I can’t help thinking that these people are kooks but I’m sure they think I’m a kook. (Maybe at long last, we have uncovered the consensus: kooks all the way down?)