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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When something feels right but you can't fully explain why, do you trust the feeling or wait for the words?”
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- david...
Absolutely it is ethical. In fact, I’d argue that voting when one knows they are actually voting against another candidate is the less ethical behavior.... As a provocation, I’d prefer: No statement / belief is true, including this one. ---- I prefer it when sentences that are grammatically knowledge claims ("X is Y", "X is not Y") are spoken because the speaker actually is making a knowledge claim.... - Helium3...
I'm curious about your view and opinion regarding my first instinctual thoughts on this topic; the first consideration that came to mind was how every choice can basically be broken down into either a "yes" or "no".... More specifically, I think Terrence is doing the very thing he’s critiquing, unfortunately. (although of course maybe I’m missing something) eg: > One claim by Terrence is that 0 x 1 apple being equal to zero apples is nonsensical because you’ve destroyed something that used to...