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If two parties disagree, then one side (or both) must be wrong. Someone has made a mistake (or been fooled...). This doesn't justify becoming arrogant, but tr
by rwj 13y ago
If two parties disagree, then one side (or both) must be wrong. Someone has made a mistake (or been fooled...). This doesn't justify becoming arrogant, but trying to identify errors in the reasoning of one or both parties is certainly part of rational debate.
- waterlesscloud 13y ago"If two parties disagree, then one side (or both) must be wrong." There are any number of cases where this is obviously not true.
- joshyeager 13y agoOr they could have different incentives, relationships, or resources. It is completely possible for two parties to be simultaneously correct and yet totally incompatible.