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I've tried arguing for this in near all fields. My personal view is that most misunderstandings out there fall into traps that can be described this way. It s
by taeric 2y ago
I've tried arguing for this in near all fields. My personal view is that most misunderstandings out there fall into traps that can be described this way. It sucks, as motivated reasoning can often be a huge culprit where you interpret a sentence in whichever of those forms fits your reasoning the best.
This is also why "charity" in conversation is generally a good thing. People can literally hear the same thing, but come away with different meanings.
I'd love if education focused more on this. I'm hoping it does, and I just don't remember it?