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>Either that's totally wrong (implies equal weighting) Equal weighting would be "Truth is always in the middle". >it's a near-tautology Another way to say ne
by pliny 13y ago
>Either that's totally wrong (implies equal weighting)
Equal weighting would be "Truth is always in the middle".
>it's a near-tautology
Another way to say near-tautology is "something that is true".
- marcosdumay 13y ago> Another way to say near-tautology is "something that is true". Something that is true, but has a completely different meaning from what a naive reading implies. Your statement is only true if we include the extrema at the "somewhere in the middle" interval.