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I’d rather deal with intellectually dishonest argumentation than live in a walled garden where only certain opinions are acceptable.
by sherburt3 1y ago
I’d rather deal with intellectually dishonest argumentation than live in a walled garden where only certain opinions are acceptable.
- jfengel 1y agoInteresting. Not me. Intellectually dishonest argumentation cannot avoid ending in falsehood. By design it grows to consume all available time. A walled garden, if constructed in good faith, has at least the potential to find truth. I suspect that we're really both just contrasting best-case and worst-case scenarios for our preferred positions. What ends up actually happening is a mix of both.