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What I said was "It makes much more sense to argue there is no consensus […] can be argued even in a "60:40" situation regardless of direction". Not "there's a
by eqvinox 3mo ago
What I said was "It makes much more sense to argue there is no consensus […] can be argued even in a "60:40" situation regardless of direction".
Not "there's a 60/40 split, therefore there's no consensus".
Can be argued even in. That's a statement of allowance, not sufficiency. And I was speaking in the context of contrasting against a vote. You can't argue with a vote's tally.