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> The modern usage is quite clear. Perhaps it is "clear", but it may have lost the lesson of the original adage. Perhaps that lesson is worth knowing.
by throw0101d 9mo ago
> The modern usage is quite clear.
Perhaps it is "clear", but it may have lost the lesson of the original adage. Perhaps that lesson is worth knowing.
- b112 9mo agoThat's not what's being done here. Instead, the prior meaning is being used in an attempt to discredit the validity of the current meaning. Instead of attacking the argument, it is attacking the medium. This is a logical fallacy.