How many of you will hallucinate an opinion for me today -- because you are bad at mind-reading -- and then criticize that hallucination like it is my fault? I call it the Observer Problem.
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I'm pretty sure most straw manning is not intentional. It might be good to distinguish the two, but I don't think it was ever a requirement.
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I can tell the difference, at least 80% of the time.
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Both intentional/unintentional forms are the Strawman Fallacy. But you can call these hallucinations something else, if “mind-reading” doesn’t capture it well.https://twitter.com/strxwmxn/status/1343936790831517703 …
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Interesting distinction. But I think the illogical commit straw man fallacy unintentionally. They don't understand logic.
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The assumed intent may be a hallucination.
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