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To: Misterioso

Most opinions or beliefs are based on information that is incomplete. Otherwise, they’d be axe-through-the-skull certainties. When information is incomplete, there is often more than one reasonable way to interpret the information. In many cases, only one interpretation is correct, but the available information itself does not compel a particular interpretation and render others irrational.

This is college-freshman stuff, whether you’re taking Philosophy 101, Basic Logic, or Intro to Communications.


52 posted on 11/19/2009 5:01:42 PM PST by Tax-chick (Buy me a "Land Shark" and take me to Anguilla.)
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To: Tax-chick

What information do “evos” lack that leads to their errors?


54 posted on 11/19/2009 5:03:15 PM PST by Misterioso (The uncontested absurdities of today are the accepted slogans of tomorrow. -- Ayn Rand)
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