Am I obliged to ensure observers have full access to context, to ensure accuracy in their forming an opinion?
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you are not obliged to anything. If you care about the accuracy of opinion, you might want to provide full context
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To everyone, one by one?
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unfortunately, who gets what information is typically not under your control.
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then I shall continue not caring about irrational responses.
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make the context accessible, seekers of truth will find it. Don't care about the rest.
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You sound so confident of this fact :) Please excuse my extreme scepticism.
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it was almost a tautology. It doesn't mean that different people seeing the same data come to the same conclusions.
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I don't believe that there is trend to seek data to construct informed conclusions. Not historically, not today
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I didn't say there was a trend. But there are people who do.
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Correct, there are people who do. I have spent a great deal of effort finding them.
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