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Putting forth an idea to an audience without rigorous proof does have intrinsic value. Further, if said idea implies that the audience is exceptionally good, y
by harperlee 2y ago
Putting forth an idea to an audience without rigorous proof does have intrinsic value.
Further, if said idea implies that the audience is exceptionally good, you don't really need the proof, do you? The value for the audience is obvious :)
- asplake 2y agoYes, but it seemed a little ironic in context. But now you mention it, the piece does stroke its core audience nicely ;-)