(It really happened but this is more a joke about “my kid” Twitter).
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It was kind of cool testing out my arguments!
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For clarity, this is how it went down. And also for clarity, I was just bemused by how “my kid said” Twitter actually happened to me. I wouldn’t use him as an example.
(Though he thinks I should, because he thinks I’m wrong and he’d win the debate).https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/1387150057175195651 …Show this thread
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He’s 12. Don’t use it.
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Have your 12-year old sign an affidavit - and include that in the piece. Problem solved! :p
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Belief is not a prerequisite for a demonstrative case. The story need not be true to be instructive.
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The story needs to be true to establish credibility unless you are Jesus and teach in parables.
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12 yos are believable. Most are more intelligent than we realize. The bigger question: is he ok with you using this example? I hated it when my dad used examples from my life to highlight his micro lectures & you have a much bigger audience.
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Yeah I wouldn’t. More joking about it.
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