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Lol, it's not an argument from authority. The claim isn't "google said so". It's "google is doing so". It's a claim to incentives and rational actors, or perha
by danielmarkbruce 6mo ago
Lol, it's not an argument from authority.
The claim isn't "google said so". It's "google is doing so". It's a claim to incentives and rational actors, or perhaps to revealed preferences.
If you want to get on a high horse around logical fallacies, make sure to understand them, else you reveal... something else, about yourself.
- therobots927 6mo agoGoogle is doing something != they are doing the rational thing. Suggesting otherwise is defintionally argument from authority. You know you can just admit you’re a sophist and we can move on.
- danielmarkbruce 6mo agoThat's why it's a "claim". Learn basic english before moving onto the big words :)