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Feedback? Sure. You're doing the "appeal to surface appearance" argument. Not sure, but I don't recall that argument from Critical Thinking 101.
by blazespin 13y ago
Feedback? Sure. You're doing the "appeal to surface appearance" argument. Not sure, but I don't recall that argument from Critical Thinking 101.
- tokenadult 13y agoI will acknowledge that the article about him on Wikipedia has a talk page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Aubrey_de_Grey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Aubrey_de_Grey like few other biography of living person (BLP) articles I have seen in years of editing Wikipedia. Wow.
- DennisP 13y agoFirst time I've seen Jimmy Wales jump into a discussion. In Aubrey's defense, in this case: "I am entirely unconvinced by the quite frankly bizarre claim that the credentialed experts on the board of Mr. De Gray's foundation don't 'count' towards respectability since they are 'conflicted'. Conflicted in that they endorse his work? It makes no sense. Also, be very careful that you are not edging into uncivil personal attack by hinting darkly about his bona fides as a scientist - he has a Phd from Cambridge University based on 'The Mitochondrial Free Radical Theory of Aging'!"