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It makes her arguments highly suspect, yes.
by skywhopper 4mo ago
It makes her arguments highly suspect, yes.
- pogue 4mo agoThe principle of charity suggests we should assume good intentions about others and their ideas, and give them the benefit of the doubt before criticising them. https://ethics.org.au/ethics-explainer-the-principle-of-charity/ https://ethics.org.au/ethics-explainer-the-principle-of-char...
- cosmicgadget 4mo agoSeems like a great way to get conned. I'll pass.
- arecsu 4mo agoYou can also argue the opposite, that due to her working with a particular interest in proving the organic industry wrong, she is finding factual information about it. As usual, information should be dismissed or confirmed with more information, not with fallacies
- jraph 4mo agoOTOH this stuff has already been refuted and pesticide makers lobbying like this, spreading FUD on organic food, is a well known pattern already. We can't afford properly refuting each occurrence, the effort is highly asymmetrical.
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- cyberax 4mo agoRefuted where? Be specific.