Agreed, except the wife of a confuso who's having it off in gay bathhouses may well raise "informed" as big issue.
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let's reducio ad absurdum. What about personality defects, possible genetic defects, nasty relatives?
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Nothing absurd there. No reason to suppose people want to know that sort of thing right from the get go.
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argument technique to explore a proposition. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum …
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I know what a reductio is - but the conclusion has to be absurd for it to work! :)
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Not at all, you merely have to ask, "What would happen if we took this to an absurd extreme?"
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No, that's a textbook example of question begging, since we are precisely disagreeing about what is "absurd".
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