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> does not result in a favorable outcome for society That's your respectable opinion, but the truth is: we don't know! You may be right, you may be wrong, but
by pif 2y ago
> does not result in a favorable outcome for society
That's your respectable opinion, but the truth is: we don't know!
You may be right, you may be wrong, but this is the crux of the discussion and you cannot swipe it off by stating an opinion as a fact.
- ziggyzecat 2y agoAgreed. Thnks for pointing that out. I still didn't get around studying all those fallacies and how to argue logically. I should learn about one per day and find an example when the fallacy becomes a non-fallacy. But isn't it a measurable factor? ... people get free stuff, people don't question their benefactor, people agree to rely on him, people become dependent beyond the extent of constructive codependence