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All arguments can lean you strange places. They're inconsequential if they don't. Luckily, the modern pragmatist is also socially aware.
by roarkjs 11y ago
All arguments can lean you strange places. They're inconsequential if they don't.
Luckily, the modern pragmatist is also socially aware.
- pc2g4d 11y agoYou seem to be judging the worth of an argument by the "strangeness" of its implications. That's a curious standard.
- voteforchange 11y agoI think we would all agree that persuasiveness is an axis upon which to judge arguments. "Strangeness" is far out there on the persuasive axis. Maybe so far out there that Richard Dawkins and Neil Degrasse Tyson are arguing in the other room... but its on the axis somewhere.